कनकाङ्गदकेयूरकमनीयभुजान्विता ।
रत्नग्रैवेयचिन्ताकलोलमुक्ताफलान्विता ॥ १३ ॥

kanakāṅgadakēyūrakamanīyabhujānvitā |
ratnagraivēyacintākalōlamuktāphalānvitā ॥ 13 ॥

In this 13^th verse, Śrī Lalitā appears as:

• Her graceful arms are adorned with charming golden armlets (kanakāṅgada) and keyūras (upper arm ornaments), enhancing her divine beauty. The ornaments symbolize not just outer adornment but also the strength, protection, and grace extended by her divine hands.
• Around her neck, she wears a beautiful necklace (graivēya) studded with radiant gems and large, glistening pearls (muktāphalā). The necklace represents both prosperity and spiritual abundance, encircling her throat like a garland of blessings.

I meditate upon Śrī Lalitā, whose graceful arms shine with golden ornaments, embodying the strength and compassion that flow from Her divine embrace, and whose neck is adorned with a radiant necklace of gems and lustrous pearls, each pearl shimmering like a drop of compassion. May Her jeweled arms inspire me to use my own hands for acts of kindness, service, and healing, and may Her sacred adornment remind me that true wealth lies in inner abundance, with Her blessings encircling my heart like a garland of peace.