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Your cycle, week by week
Most of the month
You
You barely think about your cycle.
The week before
The countdown
The snap at someone who did nothing. The tears at a red light. The 11 p.m. pantry. The jeans that won't close.
Day one
The first 48 hours
Awake at 4 a.m., before the alarm. Then the commute, then the meeting, then the plans you wanted to keep.
Every week
HAIMA
The grounding stone stays on your wrist all month, so it's already there when the week before begins.
Wear it every day, shower included, so it's on before the countdown starts.
Shop Now →Why some months hit harder
Nothing about you changed. Your hormones did what hormones do every month, and the change landed on a body that had been running all month, between deadlines, shifts and the group chat, without ever coming down.
It isn't your fault. It's a normal change hitting a body with nothing to anchor it.
In crystal tradition, hematite is the grounding stone, the one you hold to come back down. Worn every week, it's already on you when the week before begins.
30 days to feel like yourself, from the day it arrives
Nothing to swallow, charge or refill
Several of these help many women: keep whatever works for you. HAIMA is an addition to your month, never a replacement for your care.
Shop Now →The blood-stone
HAIMA means blood in ancient Greek, and hematite takes its name from the same word.
In the Roman world, women wore small hematite amulets carved with the womb. Most of the womb amulets that survive from the Roman world are hematite.
Worn for over 3,000 years. The ancient Egyptians carved hematite into amulets of protection and balance.
☾ Menstruation, month, moon: one root.
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How to wear it
Put it on
Today, wherever you are in your cycle. No clasp: it rolls on.
Feel the cold
When the switch flips, touch the stone at your wrist. You feel the cold, and you're back.
Leave it on
Every week, shower included: the grounding stone, worn every week of your cycle, not just the five days that hurt.
30 days to feel like yourself, counted from the day it arrives
Every week of your cycle
Several of our customers lent their second bracelet, on the spot, to a friend having a bad day. Your sister. Your roommate. The coworker who knows exactly which week it is. Keep one. Lend one.
Shop Now →Every day. For many women, the hardest stretch starts days before the period, so HAIMA is made to be worn all month: it's already on your wrist when the countdown starts. Shower included.
No clinical study has tested a hematite bracelet for periods, and we don't claim one. What we offer is a tradition and a reminder you can feel: the cold of the stone at your wrist when the switch flips. And 30 days to decide, counted from the day it arrives.
Because this one asks nothing of you: nothing to swallow, nothing to plug in, no routine. Put it on and leave it on. And it isn't instead of anything: keep whatever works for you.
No. HAIMA is a stone you wear: nothing from it enters your body. Not a supplement, not a magnet, nothing to swallow.
Yes. Nothing from it enters your body. Keep whatever you already use, exactly as your doctor prescribed.
A natural stone with a documented past. HAIMA means blood in ancient Greek, and the Greeks named this stone for it. In the Roman world, women wore small hematite amulets carved with the womb. In crystal tradition, it's the grounding stone.
Much of the "hematite" sold online is man-made and magnetic. Natural hematite is not a magnet: a fridge magnet won't grab the bead. It's about twice as dense as glass, and the edge of every bead shines like a small mirror.
Yes. Water and the shower are fine: keep it on. Wipe it with a soft dry cloth now and then.
It's reinforced elastic with no clasp, made to fit most wrists (6"–8"), no sizing needed.
Buy one, get one free: one for you, one for whoever needs it that day. Several of our customers lent their second bracelet, on the spot, to a friend having a bad day.
Never. You pay once, and there's nothing to refill.
You have 30 days, counted from the day you receive your order. If it's not for you, just reach out at contact@myhaima.com. No questions asked.
No. HAIMA is jewelry rooted in tradition. It doesn't diagnose, treat or cure any condition, and it never replaces medical care or anything your doctor prescribed. If your periods are very painful, very heavy or suddenly different, see your doctor.