The Menopauser, Good-Bye Mind Fog mala bracelet features matte carnelian and fossil jasper with our custom engraved stainless steel logo bead. This power duo of stones will support you through the change of life and help you manage the menopausal symptoms of mind fog, lack of concentration, depression, anxiety and mood swings and the physical symptoms of hot flashes, frequent urination, irregular or heavy periods and other hormonal imbalance issues. Carnelian is a form of chalcedony in shades of burnt orange to reddish brown tones due to its high iron content. It derives its name from the latin root meaning "flesh" and it is aligned with the sacral chakra - the energy centre governing the life force or "chi", creativity and sexuality. Also called the sunset stone, due to its flaming colour, carnelian has a long history as a stone of vitality, courage, personal power and confidence. Carnelian has been worn into battle, worn as a status symbol, used in alchemy and revered as a fertility stone imbued with the power of the feminine and linked to the Goddess, Isis. Metaphysically, carnelian is believed to stimulate and reinvigorate the mind and body, ease symptoms of depression and anxiety, balance the emotions, and enhance logical thinking, memory and cognition. Carnelian is believed to be a great healing tool as well, stimulating the immune system, restoring hormonal balance, regulating menstrual cycles, stabilizing blood sugar levels, fighting infection, and treating any diseases of the blood. Fossil Jasper is known as the “supreme nurturer”. It is a grounding and protective stone, supporting us through times of stress and transition and imparting feelings of tranquility, security and wholeness. Jasper absorbs negative energy and balances yin and yang. It aids quick-thinking and promotes organizational abilities. Jasper stimulates the imagination and transforms ideas into action. Jasper is revered for its healing qualities which include aiding in the treatment of issues with the urinary, digestive, and reproductive systems, as well as the assimilation of minerals and vitamins A, D, and calcium absorption.