Every piece in the Sri Yantra collection carries the symbol’s general associations — abundance, clarity, cosmic order. This one is named specifically. Growth and healing: the two qualities most needed at a turning point. A new job, the end of a difficult period, the beginning of a committed practice, a year you have decided to do differently. This is the Sri Yantra necklace to give — or to choose for yourself — when you want the intention stated outright.
The 90cm rope chain — wearing it differently
At 90cm, this is the longest chain in the Sri Yantra collection — nearly twice the standard 45–50cm pendant length. It hangs at the solar plexus or below, reaching toward the navel depending on your height. This is not a standard collarbone pendant placement. It is a statement piece — visible when worn outside clothing, dramatic when layered over a plain top, and specifically associated in yoga tradition with the lower chakras: personal power (solar plexus, Manipura), creativity (sacral, Svadhisthana), and grounding (root, Muladhara).
The rope chain has weight and texture — it moves with the body differently from a fine link chain. For someone whose practice includes physical movement (yoga, dance, walking meditation), this is the necklace that stays present throughout movement rather than sitting still at the collarbone.
The named intention — why it matters
In Vedic yantra practice, the intention set when placing a yantra on the body is considered part of its activation. A necklace named for growth and healing creates a specific contextual frame each time it is put on — a daily micro-ritual of stating what you are working toward. This is not a passive symbol. It is a wearable commitment to a direction.
As a gift, the named intention does the work that is sometimes hard to say directly. Giving someone a “growth and healing” necklace during a difficult period carries a clear message without requiring the giver to find the right words.
Specifications
- Material: Metal pendant, rope chain
- Chain length: 90cm / 35.43 inches — longest in the Sri Yantra collection
- Pendant size: 31mm
- Gender: Unisex
- Care: Remove before water exposure. Store dry.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does “growth and healing” mean in the context of the Sri Yantra?
The Sri Yantra is traditionally associated with abundance and the removal of obstacles — both of which are prerequisites for growth and healing. “Growth” in Vedic tradition refers to expansion in all areas of life: spiritual, material, relational, and creative. “Healing” refers to the restoration of natural energy flow — the removal of blockages, negative patterns, and accumulated energetic debris. This necklace names those two intentions specifically, making it the natural choice during periods of intentional change or recovery.
Why is the chain 90cm when most pendants use 45–50cm chains?
The 90cm rope chain creates a distinctly different wearing experience. At this length, the pendant hangs at solar plexus level or below rather than at the collarbone — placing it closer to the lower chakras associated with personal power, creative force, and grounding. It is a statement piece rather than a subtle accent, and it moves with the body during physical practice in a way that shorter chains do not. If you prefer a shorter length, the rope chain can be looped and knotted to adjust.
Is this a good gift for someone going through a difficult time?
Yes — this is specifically designed for that purpose. The named intention (growth and healing) communicates clearly without requiring explanation. The Sri Yantra itself carries associations of obstacle removal and renewal that are appropriate for someone navigating a challenging period. Among the Sri Yantra necklaces, this one is the clearest gift choice for life transitions: illness, loss, ending a relationship, starting over, beginning a committed healing practice.
See also: Growth & Healing Amulet Bracelet → · Full Sri Yantra Collection → · Sri Yantra Meaning Guide →








Waller –
Sometimes feels a bit conspicuous during casual outings.
Davenport –
Great for enhancing focus during mantra recitation.
Bryce –
The stone quality could be better for the price.
Ingraham –
The stones seem to absorb negative energy.