Meet Elizabeth
Elizabeth Caroline, is a spa owner, qualified healer and jewellery designer based in Kent. Elizabeth has always been influenced by her own personal life journey and quest to connect with her inner truth.
Enrich the soul and connect to the truest version of divine self.
Consciously crafted with love and spiritual intent, this highly ethical range of spiritual jewellery and sacred mala prayer beads will connect you to yourself and the world around you.
Most at home in nature, finding peace amongst the whispering woods and the gentle rhythms of the seasons, we invite you to explore these pages as a stepping stone to bring inspiration and guidance towards a more mindful way of living.
Spiritual Jewellery
Meet Elizabeth
Elizabeth Caroline, is a spa owner, qualified healer and jewellery designer based in Kent. Elizabeth has always been influenced by her own personal life journey and quest to connect with her inner truth.
“In the midst of the winter, I found there was, within me, an invicible summer.”
Albert Camus
About our mala jewellery makers
Purpose Over Profit
Deeply influenced by her Buddhist training, Elizabeth Caroline continues to strive to make mindful and thoughtful decisions in creating a sustainable and ethical business, one that looks to support and serve others. Our sacred mala jewellery is hand crafted using traditional methods by talented women in Northern India. Women who seek employment in making mala beads in order to support themselves and their families in some of the poorest areas of the Himalayas. Working alongside these wonderful ladies it is our sincerest hope that together we can help to work towards eradicating poverty in this area and provide long-term and stable employment.
Honouring her Buddhist philosophy on life, Elizabeth strives to walk with gentleness upon our planet. All of our spiritual jewellery packaging is sourced in the UK to reduce our carbon footprint and is made from 99% recycled materials from sustainable forests.
As a company we are also committed to making monthly donations to the Woodland Trust, a non profit conservation charity based in England. And The Wild At Heart Foundation, a global animal welfare charity.
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