Chakra Stone Set, 7 Large Oval Stones

This chakra stone set brings seven large oval sodalite stones into a simple, tactile ritual for meditation, display or mindful arranging. Smooth shapes invite the hand to slow down, while the chakra theme gives each stone a place within a familiar symbolic framework.

Seven smooth stones to hold and arrange

The oval form sits naturally in the hand, made for turning between the fingers during a quiet pause.

Seven stones let you lay out a complete chakra sequence, one by one, as a small visual ritual.

Sodalite is traditionally associated with clear thought and self-expression, especially in modern crystal practice.

The set suits a meditation corner, bedside table or desk, where the stones can stay visible between uses.

Natural stone brings small differences in tone and pattern, so each set has its own character.

Sodalite, shaped for chakra practice

The stones are sodalite, a mineral often chosen in crystal collections for its deep, thoughtful colour and smooth polished feel. This set comes from India and belongs to SHAMTAM’s Esoteric Pouch Sets range, made for people who like symbolic objects with a calm, practical presence.

Ways to use the set

Lay the seven stones out in order before meditation, hold one at a time while setting an intention, or keep them together as a small grounding object on a tray or cloth. After handling, wipe them with a soft dry cloth and store them somewhere dry where the polished surface will not be scratched.

The chakra idea, kept simple

In yogic and later traditions, the chakra system describes seven subtle centres running from the base of the body to the crown of the head. Modern chakra stone sets use colour, placement and repetition as a symbolic way to focus attention. Some people work through the stones from root to crown; others simply enjoy the ordered sequence as a quiet ritual of touch, colour and intention.

Size and details

This set includes seven large oval stones with a total weight of 120 g. Material: soda…

region of manufacture: India