Carnelian | Rough
- Description
- Properties
- Details
Rough Stones tend to carry with them a visceral and raw power, while tumbled stones lean towards a more gentle vibration. "Rough" is how these stones come out of the Earth. The shapes are organic, and they normally lack the lustrous glamour tumbled pieces have. Rough stones have typically passed through less hands and have experienced less processing than the tumbled, polished, cut, or faceted stones.
Stone
Carnelian
Properties
Carnelian is a stone of vitality and courage. This crystal will purify other crystals. It is also good to attract abundance and to have more focus.
Size
Approx. 15 x 20 to 35 mm | 5 to 15 grams
Details
- Please note that each natural stone may vary in appearance.
- Size, weight and pattern (colours) may vary from the pictures.
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The
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Additional
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