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Hand Crafted White Opal Bracelet 21.5cm, Sold As Seen

Keywords: Clarity, Purity, Inspiration, Balance, Spirituality

Opal is a captivating stone renowned for its pure, iridescent beauty and its connection to higher consciousness. This enchanting gem forms when silica-rich water fills the cracks and voids in rocks, gradually hardening to create the opal’s unique structure. The dazzling play-of-colour in White Opal comes from the diffraction of light through its microscopic silica spheres.

Petrified Wood Egg | 5cm | India

A beautifully polished Petrified Wood egg with natural wood grain patterns preserved in stone over millions of years.

One piece available, sold as seen.

This 102g egg (5x3.5cm) from India has been polished to reveal its natural wood grain patterns. Petrified Wood forms when ancient wood is gradually replaced by silica-rich minerals, retaining its original structure while becoming fully fossilised. Traditionally associated with grounding and stability, it is a wonderful stone for meditation and mindful practice.

Origin: India
Crystal meaning: Grounding, stability, patience, ancient wisdom
Water cleanse: Yes, gentle rinse only. Avoid prolonged soaking.

Black and Watermelon Tourmaline Beaded Bracelet (Bead Size: 0.4cm), Intuitively Chosen

Keywords: Love, Balance, Spiritual Connections, Growth, Harmony

Watermelon Tourmaline is a mesmerising gemstone known for its striking resemblance to the fruit after which it is named. It serves as a powerful ally for aligning the Heart and Crown Chakras, fostering a harmonious balance between love and spiritual growth. Watermelon Tourmaline embodies the elements of Earth and Water, evoking a sense of tranquillity and emotional stability.

Safe to water cleanse? Yes

Hand Crafted Opal Bracelet with Spinel 22.5cm, Sold As Seen

Keywords: Clarity, Purity, Inspiration, Balance, Spirituality

Opal is a captivating stone renowned for its pure, iridescent beauty and its connection to higher consciousness. This enchanting gem forms when silica-rich water fills the cracks and voids in rocks, gradually hardening to create the opal’s unique structure. The dazzling play-of-colour in White Opal comes from the diffraction of light through its microscopic silica spheres.