Satya Jewelry Events & Workshops
Join Satya Scainetti, founder of Satya Jewelry, for meaningful events, jewelry pop-ups, and intention-setting workshops rooted in sacred symbolism, healing gemstones, mantra, meditation, and mindful adornment.
Meaningful gatherings for the journey inward
Satya Jewelry events are created to bring intention, connection, and meaning into everyday life. Led by Satya Scainetti, founder of Satya Jewelry, our workshops and pop-ups invite you to explore sacred symbols, healing gemstones, meditation, mantra, and the personal meaning behind what you wear.
From Creating Miracles with Malas workshops to yoga festival pop-ups, each experience is designed to help you choose jewelry with intention, create a meaningful talisman, and connect with a community rooted in mindfulness, compassion, and personal growth.
Join Satya at LoveShinePlay Yoga Festival: Satya Jewelry Pop Up
When: July23-26, 2026
Where: LoveShinePlay Yoga Festival
Asheville, NC
Join Satya at LoveShinePlay Yoga Festival for a special pop-up experience rooted in intention, meaning, and mindful adornment.
Explore sacred symbols, healing gemstones, and jewelry designed to support the energy you’re calling in.
MALA WORKSHOP
What to Expect at a Satya's Creating Miracles with Malas Workshop
Set an intention
Begin with reflection and choose the energy you want to call in, from protection and peace to love, abundance, healing, or new beginnings.
Explore healing gemstones
Learn about gemstone qualities and discover why certain stones may call to you.
Create a meaningful talisman
Design a mala or mala bracelet infused with personal intention, mantra, and meditation.
Connect in community
Gather with others in a supportive space rooted in mindfulness, spiritual growth, and shared meaning.
Meet Satya Scainetti
“I created Satya Jewelry as a reminder that what we wear can hold intention, truth, and light. Each piece begins with meaning and is designed to guide, protect, and empower you wherever your path leads.”
Satya Scainetti is the founder and CEO of Satya Jewelry, a philanthropist, yoga teacher, and Reiki healer. Her decades-long spiritual journey inspired Satya Jewelry’s meaningful designs, each created to honor individual truth and empower the wearer’s path. Through workshops, retreats, and events, Satya shares the intention behind her jewelry and guides participants in creating meaningful talismans rooted in reflection, mantra, and healing gemstones.
FAQ
What is Creating Miracles with Malas?
Creating Miracles with Malas is Satya Scainetti’s signature intention-setting workshop. Guided by Satya, participants explore the meaning of healing gemstones, mantra, meditation, and the mindful practice of mala making.
The workshop is designed to help you pause, reflect, and create a personal mala or mala bracelet infused with intention. It honors the mala as a sacred meditation tool while inviting each participant to connect with their own truth and spiritual practice.
What do you make during a Creating Miracles with Malas workshop?
Depending on the workshop format, you may create either a full mala necklace or a mala bracelet using meaningful gemstones selected to support your intention.
Each piece is designed to serve as a reminder of your mantra, your intention, and the energy you want to carry forward.
What is a mala?
A mala is a traditional string of prayer beads used to support mantra repetition, meditation, and intention-setting. A full mala is most commonly made with 108 beads, a number traditionally considered sacred in Hindu, Buddhist, and yogic practices. As each bead passes through the fingers, the mala helps the practitioner stay present, count mantra repetitions, and return to their breath and intention. LEARN MORE HOW TO USE YOUR MALA
What is the difference between a full mala and a mala bracelet?
A traditional full mala is a meditation necklace made with 108 beads and is often used for mantra repetition, meditation, and intention-setting. As each bead passes through the fingers, it helps quiet the mind and bring awareness back to the breath, mantra, or prayer.
A mala bracelet is a smaller, wearable version inspired by the same practice. Many mala bracelets are made with 27 beads, exactly one-quarter of a full mala. To complete 108 mantra repetitions with a 27-bead bracelet, you circle the bracelet four times.
Are Satya Jewelry workshops offered in person or online?
Yes. Creating Miracles with Malas workshops may be offered both in person and online, depending on the event.
In-person workshops create space for gathering, connection, and hands-on guidance. Online workshops allow you to experience the practice from wherever you are, with workshop details and materials shared in advance.
Do I need experience with meditation or mala making?
No. Satya workshops are open to all levels. You do not need prior experience with meditation, mantra repetition, gemstones, or mala making.
Each workshop is designed to be welcoming and supportive, while honoring the traditions that have inspired the mala practice.
What happens during a Satya mala workshop?
During a Satya mala workshop, you will be guided through intention-setting, gemstone meaning, mantra, meditation, and the creation of your mala or mala bracelet.
The experience is designed to help you slow down, listen inward, and create a meaningful piece that supports your personal journey.
What makes Satya's Creating Miracles with Malas workshop meaningful?
Satya workshops bring the heart of the brand to life through intention, meditation, mantra, healing gemstones, and meaningful adornment.
Each experience is created to honor the mala as a sacred meditation tool while helping participants create or choose a personal talisman for the journey ahead. Satya’s brand is rooted in jewelry designed with intention, handcrafted with care, and created to empower each wearer’s path.
FIND YOUR TALISMAN
What are you manifesting?
Answer these quick questions. We'll match you with the symbol that meets you where you are, your personal Satya talisman.
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