This is for women who walk with the moon and carry the dream of life beneath their ribs.
This is for the sacred womb-bearers, ready to receive, nurture, and bring forth what the heavens have whispered into them.

At the edge of the Mae Nam’s sacred bend — where the water sings in spirals — this larimar relic was consecrated under the full moon in Meenā (Pisces), the zodiac of the ocean-womb, by Ajarn Kaewmanee, a reclusive water-born mae chi (female renunciant) known for her moon rites and herbal midwife magic.

The ritual took place in silence. No fire was present. Only water from seven sacred springs, infused with white lotus, rose milk, and moon-charged silver leaf. The larimar itself — already born of fire and sea — was chosen for its cooling, womb-soothing vibration. It was placed in a silver bowl with chanted petals, submerged for three lunar nights while the Ajarn whispered the Yant Mae Nang Nopamas, the queen of graceful fertility.

Each morning, the stone was lifted by hand and anointed with freshly squeezed bai bua bok (centella asiatica), a plant known in Thai medicine to cool the blood and strengthen feminine cycles. There was no invocation of spirits. No prai. No shadowed beings. Only the devas of life, the elemental currents, and the spirit of motherhood herself.

Sacred Materials and Blessings Within:

• Larimar Stone, teardrop of the Earth’s ocean womb

• Water from 7 sacred springs, gathered under Venus rising

• White Lotus Petals, symbolic of the opened, awakened womb

• Silver Leaf, floated on water to reflect moonlight into the stone

• Yant Mae Nang Nopamas, inscribed on the rear in gold — a yantra for fertility and inner beauty

• Takrut Khrueang Ying, containing Lanna script for female strength, hormonal harmony, and uterine power

• Herbal steam prayer bath, using bai bua bok, pandanus, ginger flower, and jasmine root

On the seventh dawn, the larimar was wrapped in clean white silk and offered before the Goddess of Waters with the chant:
“Chandrakāni devi, rakṣāṁ kuru mama garbham svasti bhavatu”
(Moon-born goddess, protect my womb — may blessing arise.)

It was then sealed in a blood-clear case to preserve its purity, while allowing its inner water-light to flow unblocked.

Because those who wear this correctly…

• Feel their cycles gently harmonize with the moon

• Experience cooling calm in body and mind

• Attract nurturing energy and loving companionship

• Enter womb-aligned meditation more easily

• Hold space for conception — in body, spirit, and prayer

• Dream more vividly of flowing water, children, and renewal

• Become radiant with the quiet strength of womanhood in full bloom

This is not romance.
This is creation, wrapped in stone and moonlight.
This is a womb’s prayer, given form.
And once worn — it becomes part of your flow, your rhythm, your story.