Ohm Beads Regional and Retailers Release Preview |

Today Beadsaholic brings a preview of Ohm Beads September 2019 regional and retailer releases.

Today is preview day for Ohm Beads Regional and retailer releases!

Ohm Beads GNOMESTRONAUT

Is limited to one hundred and eleven (111) pieces and comes in special packaging. This bead will be available at http://www.OHMBEADS.com on AUGUST, 30 2019 at10:00 AM Seattle time.

“OHM Gnome is on an adventure! This out of this world design is by Maya Uhryniuk in partnership with OHM. The limited-edition release is part of Project OHMistry and is limited to 111 signed and serialized pieces. OHM Gnome sure knows how to travel. A certificate of authenticity is included.”

Ohm Beads STREAM, glass (The Art Oblivion, USA)

Ohm Beads Steam is limited-edition and only three hundred and ninety-three (393) pieces available. This bead is available for pre-order and will ship on September 5, 2019.

“We are in continuous flow. As we move through our days and drift through the night-sea of dreams, remembered or otherwise, we are always floating within the STREAM of shifting consciousness.

“One can not reflect in streaming water. Only those who know internal peace can give it to others.”

— Lao Tzu”

“In our modern world, we are continuously served a never-ending stream of information. If we remain conscious and take space to power down, restart, and debug our internal system on a regular basis, we can process all of this incoming information properly. If we never unplug we may never synthesize the vast knowledge being offered. The pull of these swirling currents can often take us out to sea in such a way that we lose our sense of self-direction. We lose our connection to the ground.

STREAM reminds us to lay back and to look up at the clouds. Let it tell you to relax, reset, and o allow yourself to open the persistent STREAM of your own imagination. All the while keeping our bodies firmly planted on terra firma.

I invite you to take this talisman and give it a spin to help you ground. Let the stream wash around you, over you, under you, through you. Give yourself time to absorb the information from the stream, be it alluvial or algorithmic.

Row, Row, Row your boat

Gently down the stream,

Merrily, Merrily, Merrily, Merrily

Life is but a dream…”

Ohm Beads SACRED HEART 2.0 TWO TONE (OHM in Europe)

Retail Price: €86, price includes vat.

This is a limited-edition bead with only three hundred and thirty-three (333) pieces available and comes in a special box.

“The Sacred Heart is often depicted in Christian art as a flaming heart, shining with beams of divine light, encircled by a crown of thorns, surmounted by a cross, and bleeding. The crown of thorns, cross, and wounds allude to Jesus’ death by crucifixion, while the fire represents the transforming power of divine love, and the beams of light are that infinite love extending to all humanity.

The Sacred Heart also appears on the cherished Miraculous Medal next to the Immaculate Heart of Mother Mary which is pierced by a sword. Both hearts are often displayed in homes, schools, hospitals, and parishes as symbols of divine blessing and protection.

OHM SACRED HEART 2.0 TWO TONE with its crown of thorns beautifully accented in brass to remind you of the shining power of divine love that surrounds, protects, and blesses you.”

Ohm Beads PURRR (OHM in Europe)

Retail Price: €57, price includes vat.

This bead is limited-edition with only two hundred and twenty-two (222) pieces available and comes with a certificate.

“Everybody needs a hug now and then. The word “hug” comes from the Old Norse word “hugga” which meant “to comfort,” and nothing is quite as soothing and comforting as a warm hug from a trusted friend. A hug can communicate affection, consolation, support, the joy of reunion, or the welcoming embrace of family and friendship.

This design showcases two kittens hugging: PURRR. But, do cats like to hug? Cats certainly love to cuddle and snuggle, with each other and with you. Wild felines are solitary and mostly silent; but our domesticated house cats live in perpetual kittenhood, enjoying the warm intimacy of bodily snuggles and developing a whole repertoire of kitty sounds to communicate their moods, especially to humans.

Purring may have developed as a signaling mechanism between mother cats and nursing kittens — a sound of reassurance and contentment — and cats continue to purr when they are relaxed, cuddling, being petted, or eating. Now you see the connection: a warm, comforting hug makes you feel loved and reassured, and your heart purrs with pleasure.

Whether you wear OHM’s PURRR bead to remind you of the friends who hug your heart with happiness or just because you love cats and snuggling, this lovely image on your bracelet will always make you smile…and purrr.”

Ohm Beads PARTY, glass (OHM in Thailand)

“Where did confetti come from and why do we throw it at celebrations? The word confetti comes from the Italian word confetto, meaning “small sweet.” Since the Middle Ages, it was the custom for nobles to throw candies, coins, fruit, and flowers to the crowd during carnival parades. The noble ladies would toss eggshells filled with perfume.

The first recorded use of paper confetti occurred in Paris in 1885 for a New Year’s Eve celebration.

Today, confetti comes in different shapes, sizes, and materials but is always tossed in a flutter of colors to celebrate a festive occasion. We are delighted to offer you our own explosion of colorful confetti cascading in a rainbow of joyous celebration for OHM in Thailand’s exclusive PARTY design. Every day is a special occasion on your bracelet, and a great excuse to break out the fun and get a party started! Happy Whatever! The confetti is flying! Party On!”

Ohm Beads OHMPAL, glass (OHM in Australia)

Ohmpal is the latest addition to the Ohm Australian Collection and is limited to two hundred and twenty- two (222) pieces and will be available on http://www.OHMBEADS.com on September 13, 2019 at 8 am gold coast time.

“Until the opening of vast deposits in Australia in the 19th century, the opal was very difficult to source. Today, Australia accounts for 80% of the world’s supply of opal; in fact, the opal is Australia’s National Gemstone.

There are two broad classes of opal: precious and common. The internal structure of the precious opal causes it to diffract light, like a prism, resulting in an iridescent shimmer of dazzling colors across the visual spectrum. Black opal is the rarest.

Our glass artists have created something even rarer! Only 222 of these opalesque glass beauties have been made. Each one is serialized and includes a certificate of authenticity. It might not be opal but let it catch the light on your bracelet to symbolize butterfly sings, seashells, or a starry night on acid.

The opal was highly treasured in ancient times. By the Middle Ages, the opal was considered a stone of great luck because it possessed all the virtues and all the colors of every other gemstone. The opal was said to grant invisibility if wrapped in a fresh bay leaf and held in one’s hand.”