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Maria Mulambo Pomba Gira spiritual bead necklace made with faceted beads in shades of purple and black, some featuring an iridescent finish. It is complemented by decorative gold-tone beads and a symbolic charm featuring the initials MM and a black rose. A devotional item traditionally associated with protection, transformation, resilience, self-esteem and personal rebuilding.
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This Maria Mulambo Pomba Gira spiritual bead necklace, traditionally known in Umbanda as a guia, features an elegant and striking combination of faceted beads in shades of purple and black.
Some of the black beads have an iridescent finish that reflects different tones depending on the light. The composition is complemented by small metallic-effect beads, ornate gold-tone decorative elements and a black cylindrical bead.
The design also includes a symbolic charm featuring the initials MM, purple details and a small black rose at its centre.
In many Umbanda spiritual houses, Maria Mulambo is recognised for her strength in the face of adversity and for supporting processes of transformation, release, protection, restored self-esteem and the rebuilding of personal dignity.
Her energy is traditionally associated with the courage required to overcome difficult situations, close previous cycles, establish boundaries and leave behind circumstances that no longer support personal or spiritual growth.
This item may be used as a devotional object, placed on an altar or worn according to the guidance of a spiritual house or religious leader. Its meaning, preparation and method of use may vary depending on the religious tradition followed.
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Important note: Each item may present small variations in colour, bead shape and arrangement, as well as in its decorative elements, charm and finishes. Symbols, colours and methods of use may vary according to the tradition or spiritual house. When intended for ritual use, its preparation or consecration should be carried out according to the respective religious guidance.