Namaste Village Jewelry — Only Love, Only God, Only Now

Jewelry Creations Inspired by Namaste Village in Ajijic, Mexico

In 2024, I went to Namaste Village. I had been following them online for some time, as well as their founder, James Twyman. 

Namaste Village is an interfaith community focusing on a wide variety of non-dualistic teachings by teachers such as Paramahansa Yogananda, Nisargadatta Maharaj, St. Francis of Assisi, and A Course in Miracles. 

Being deeply moved by my short time there, I was inspired to create this collection to honor them. 

Namaste's mantra is "Only Love, Only God, Only Now," which is the emblem you will see engraved on the medallions in many of these necklaces, bracelets, and other jewelry pieces.

❤️ Only LOVE, Only GOD, Only NOW ❤️

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know this is genuine shungite?

We source our shungite only from reliable sources in Karelia, Russia with whom we’ve had outstanding long-term business relationships. Every batch is tested for authenticity.

Why does my shungite to have little gold specs and lines in it?

Shungite is made of literally dozens of minerals and elements, such as quartz and pyrite. These often appear as gold or white dots, specs, lines, etc. and are completely normal. In fact, it's rare to see plain black or gray shungite. In when used in jewelry, these inclusions can get shinier with wear.

Is it normal for my shungite to shed black powder?

Yes! This is completely normal and is usually temporary. A solid stone can be rinsed in water, which often helps the shedding.

How do I care for my shungite?

Shungite does not require much care. If a solid piece of shungite is dusty or soiled, it can be rinsed under water and wiped dry, or just cleaned with a soft cloth. Shungite is a very soft stone so will scratch easily.

Can shungite get wet?

Shungite stone itself can get wet, but it is best to keep shungite jewelry dry to extend the life as much as possible. Leather and various metal findings are adversely affected by repeated exposures to water.