This handcrafted necklace is designed as a piece of intention—bringing together natural elements that have long been used in traditional practices for grounding, protection, and mindful presence.
 
Measuring approximately 26 inches in length, it is composed of 70 palo santo beads and 6 huayruro seeds. The huayruro seed has been traditionally regarded in many cultures as a symbol of protection and good fortune, often carried or worn as a meaningful talisman.
 
Palo santo (Bursera graveolens), often translated as “holy wood,” has been used for generations in traditional practices as a way to create intentional space, invite reflection, and support moments of grounding.
 
Its naturally warm, woody aroma is often incorporated into personal rituals such as meditation, rest, or quiet reflection—offering a gentle sensory experience that can support calm and presence.
 
This palo santo is ethically and sustainably sourced from Peru in accordance with regulations established by the SERFOR.
 
The wood is never harvested from living trees. Instead, it is collected from naturally fallen branches that have rested and aged over time, allowing the natural resins to fully develop. This process contributes to the rich, characteristic aroma associated with authentic palo santo.
 
All collection and export processes are regulated to support environmental sustainability and the preservation of traditional practices.