Hainan Kyara Agarwood Bracelet – 108 Round Beads

Our Hainan-origin 108-bead agarwood mala is designed for counting, quiet personal rituals and versatile wear. Choose 6 mm for a compact strand, 7 mm for balanced handling or 8 mm for a bolder profile, then compare the finished length with the way you plan to use it.

Hainan Kyara is our trade name for this mala. We use it to distinguish the collection while presenting bead size, current photos, listed origin and construction separately so you can compare the strand clearly.

See the Natural Details in Our Photos

Our close-up photos help you compare bead size, colour, grain and the overall presentation of the finished piece. Natural wood varies from bead to bead, so the bracelet or mala you receive will have its own pattern. Contact us for a current-item photo and exact measurement when a particular detail or fit matters.

Which Bead Size Should You Choose?

Choose diameter by the scale and handling of the full strand, not by a universal men’s or women’s wrist chart. The old description mapped 4–9 mm beads to single wrist sizes, but a 108-bead mala is much longer than a standard one-turn bracelet.

A useful arithmetic estimate is:

Approximate bead-only length = 108 × bead diameter

The estimate excludes gaps, cord path, the focal/guru area, tail beads and construction tolerances. It is not a measured finished length. Contact us before ordering if an exact laid-flat length, wrap count or variation weight is necessary. The 108-bead agarwood mala collection guide explains full-mala sizing in more detail.

How Can This 108-Bead Mala Be Used?

The strand can be held for personal counting practice, worn as a necklace or wrapped when its length and elastic condition make that comfortable. Museum records document 108-bead prayer strands in Buddhist contexts, but traditions differ on starting point, direction, focal beads and symbolism. This product page does not prescribe a universal religious method.

For ordinary wear, avoid catching or overstretching the elastic. Do not use a hot-wire, scratch, soak or direct-flame test on the beads. Do not heat or apply perfume or oil to intensify scent. Historical or personal use does not establish a medical benefit, guaranteed focus, “spiritual energy,” balance or positivity.

Understanding Our Hainan Kyara Name

We use “Hainan Kyara” as the trade name for this collection. It helps distinguish the strand’s regional and product identity within our catalog; because agarwood varies naturally, choose by bead size, current photos, measured length and the overall character you prefer.

How Do You Care for the Mala?

• Wipe the beads gently with a clean, dry, soft cloth after wear.
• Blot accidental moisture and allow the strand to dry away from direct heat.
• Keep it away from perfume, sanitizer, detergent and strongly scented storage.
• Store separately from hard jewelry that can scratch the beads or snag the cord.
• Inspect the elastic, knots, focal area, tail cords and drilled holes periodically.
• Stop wearing the strand if the elastic frays, becomes brittle or no longer returns normally.

Follow the complete agarwood bracelet and mala care guide. Care can protect the object, but it does not authenticate material or restore damaged elastic.

Before You Order

• Select 6 mm, 7 mm or 8 mm and compare the finished strand length with your intended use.
• Contact us for a current-item photo, exact length, weight or cord detail when needed.
• Decide whether you want a counting strand, necklace or multi-wrap piece.
• Review our shipping and return terms before checkout.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this exactly 108 beads?

The product attribute states 108 beads for the main mala. Gallery photos also show focal and tail components. Ask whether any extra component is included in a physical count if that distinction matters to your practice.

Can this 108-bead mala fit on a wrist?

It may wrap several times because the string is elastic, but fit depends on finished length, bead diameter, cord spacing and wrist circumference. It is not equivalent to a normal single-turn bracelet.

What is the difference between the 6 mm, 7 mm and 8 mm options?

Diameter changes bead scale and the arithmetic length of 108 beads. The catalog lists the same construction and a 10–14 g overall weight range; request measured variation details if exact weight or finished length matters.

Does Kyara guarantee the highest agarwood grade?

No. “Kyara” is the trade term in this product name, not an independently standardized grade or laboratory result. Evaluate the item’s evidence, condition, construction and disclosures.

Is the species Aquilaria crassna?

This page does not assign a botanical species because the current product record does not provide sufficient batch documentation for that conclusion. The old hidden species attribute was removed rather than repeated as fact.

How can I use this 108-bead mala?

We offer this piece as natural-material jewelry and, where the bead count and length suit you, as a tactile counting or personal ritual object. Its beauty comes from the wood’s individual grain and the meaning you bring to it. We do not market agarwood jewelry as medical treatment or promise a specific spiritual outcome.