This Carnelian, Empowerment and Wisdom, Karmalogy Bracelet is a great everyday piece you can layer with other bracelets or wear solo. Men and women love this bracelet created from genuine Carnelian and wooden Karma beads.
How can this crystal help you in your life? See the description below for a list of the physical, emotional, and spiritual properties of carnelian.
Nuwati Herbals Teas work with the body in an all natural way to promote balance and good health. The loose herbal blends are bottled in amber jars to protect the herbs and preserve their effectiveness and flavor. Each jar contains between 9 and 34 different herbs.
Nuwati Herbals 2 oz. Teas make approximately 18 to 23 cups. These figures are based upon using a level tablespoon.
Exceptions: Cloud Walking is our only tea of the 2 oz. jars that contains 1.5 oz. The herbs are very fluffy and we can’t fit 2 oz in a jar. The Healer Tea is a stronger tea as it contains Cayenne Pepper. We suggest you only use a teaspoon when making this tea. You will get 30 to 40 cups from this jar.
Nuwati Teas can be mixed together as long as their use is not in conflict with each other. For instance, we do not suggest you combine an energy tea with a tea for relaxation.
Please see the description below for more details on this specific tea.
Experience the delicate floral scent of real roses any time of the year! Rosewater is truly versatile with numerous benefits from culinary gourmet flavoring to uplifting cosmetic mist.
Use as a perfume, body splash or add to your hair rinse or bath water. You can also combine with therapeutic oils to make your own complexion formula.
Flat Rate Shipping Option
$10 delivered to your address, or wherever you would like it shipped in the United States.
No international shipping.
Local Pickup Option
You may pickup your phone and online orders at our shop anytime during these hours. We will call you when your order is ready. Most orders will be ready the same day. Some items that are not kept at the store may require an extra day before pickup.
