Collection: Chakra Stones and Sets

The seven chakras are energy centres running from the base of the spine to the top of the head, each linked to a colour, an element and a set of stones. This collection holds 64 chakra pieces: single stones, seven-stone sets, bracelets, pendants and healing kits used in daily practice and in Reiki sessions.

The seven chakras at a glance

Where to start

Pick the chakra whose symptoms you recognise rather than working through all seven at once. If you cannot choose, a seven chakra bracelet or a balanced tumble set covers the full spectrum and lets you notice which stone you keep reaching for. Individual chakra collections: Root Chakra Stones, Sacral Chakra Stones, Heart Chakra Stones, Throat Chakra Stones, Third Eye Chakra Stones, Crown Chakra Stones.

Frequently asked questions

What is a seven chakra bracelet used for?

It carries one stone for each energy centre, so it is used as a general balancing piece rather than for a single specific intention. It is the most common first crystal purchase in India.

Which chakra should I work on first?

The one whose symptoms you recognise without having to think. Money anxiety and poor sleep point to the root. Not speaking up points to the throat. Overthinking points to the third eye.

Do chakra stones need to be cleansed?

Rinse them under running water once a month and dry them in indirect morning light. Keep porous stones such as selenite and angelite away from water entirely.

Why buy from Plus Value India

Plus Value has been supplying Vastu and crystal remedies from Mumbai since 1991, under the guidance of Vastu consultant Nitien Parmar. Everything listed here is stocked and dispatched by us, not drop-shipped. Stones are natural, so colour, banding and weight vary from piece to piece; that variation is the mark of a genuine stone rather than a defect. If you are unsure which remedy fits your situation, book a Vastu consultation or a crystal consultation before you buy.

Vastu, Feng Shui and crystal practices are traditional systems followed in Indian households. They support intent and daily discipline. They are not a substitute for medical, legal or financial advice.