Restring My Mala
Please note that if your Mala breaks within 60 days of ordering, your repair is free of charge. If your item(s) need repair after 60 days of ordering, please use this listing to checkout. * The prices below DO NOT reflect lost or broken beads, pendants, accents, etc. There will be an additional cost for replacement materials.
$20 to restring Bracelets strung on elastic cord
$60 to restring Necklaces; hand-knotted on natural silk thread
Please allow up to 2 weeks for your items to be returned to you. Shipping is included in the above cost.
Please note that if your Mala breaks within 60 days of ordering, your repair is free of charge. If your item(s) need repair after 60 days of ordering, please use this listing to checkout. * The prices below DO NOT reflect lost or broken beads, pendants, accents, etc. There will be an additional cost for replacement materials.
$20 to restring Bracelets strung on elastic cord
$60 to restring Necklaces; hand-knotted on natural silk thread
Please allow up to 2 weeks for your items to be returned to you. Shipping is included in the above cost.
Please note that if your Mala breaks within 60 days of ordering, your repair is free of charge. If your item(s) need repair after 60 days of ordering, please use this listing to checkout. * The prices below DO NOT reflect lost or broken beads, pendants, accents, etc. There will be an additional cost for replacement materials.
$20 to restring Bracelets strung on elastic cord
$60 to restring Necklaces; hand-knotted on natural silk thread
Please allow up to 2 weeks for your items to be returned to you. Shipping is included in the above cost.
Repurpose It.
Restringing a Mala is quite the process since each knot will need to be cut, the beads will need to be cleansed, and it will have to be strung and blessed once again. Your Mala will feel like an entirely new Mala once it has been repaired, infused with a new purpose and intention. Thank you for repurposing your Mala. It ensures that our earth’s natural resources are conserved. There is a dual benefit to repurposing, where it both holds sentimental value, and it’s also better for the earth. That’s what I call a win-win. :)
All the love,
Tammy
