Managing Editor

Maya Linden

Practice, chakra and intention

Maya leads editorial planning, structure and fact-checking at Spiritual Jewelry Guide. She writes the practice-side coverage: how people actually use spiritual jewelry day to day, from chakra pieces to intention-setting wear. Her work is checked against the same source list every article publishes.

About this byline

Maya Linden is a stable house byline used to organize SJG coverage by editorial beat. It does not imply academic, medical, gemological or religious credentials beyond those explicitly listed on this page.

Coverage

  • Chakra jewelry
  • Manifestation
  • Cleansing and care
  • How-to coverage

Working method

Every piece is checked against the sources it publishes. Brand coverage follows the review methodology; historical and spiritual claims are separated by type; factual disputes go through the corrections process.

From this desk

Recent work

Silver hamsa pendant with a blue-and-white eye on indigo linen beside folded cloth and an unlit candle

Ritual · Protection ritual for evil eye and hamsa jewelry

A protection ritual for evil eye and hamsa jewelry

Set a new evil eye or hamsa necklace into service with a grounded threshold ritual, renew it monthly and respond calmly if the protective piece breaks.

Seven-gem chakra pendant on a gold chain draped over a worn cloth-bound book

Chakra jewelry

How to Use a Chakra Necklace: A 5-Minute Ritual

Use a chakra necklace with a five-minute morning ritual. Learn how to set an intention, work with seven stones or symbols, and cleanse delicate jewelry gently.

Ceramic bowl of sea salt holding a silver ring and quartz point beside dried sage

Jewelry cleansing and charging

How to Cleanse and Charge Spiritual Jewelry Safely

Cleanse and charge spiritual jewelry with moonlight, sound or intention. Follow a ten-minute ritual and learn what to avoid with delicate stones and gold plating.