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Amethyst is a member of the Quartz family with a trigonal crystal system and a hardness of 7. Its colour, which varies from pale to deep purple, is derived from the combination of trace amounts of iron and aluminium, plus natural or applied irradiation. Amethyst crystals and gem rough are found in numerous locations throughout the world including Brazil, Bolivia, Mexico, Africa, Canada, Russia, the USA and Europe.
Keywords: Upliftment, Peace, Serenity, Expanded awareness
Element: Wind
Chakras: Crown (7th), Etheric (8th and beyond, above the head)
Description
This stone is produced when clear Quartz points or clusters go through a special treatment process in which their surface are bonded with vaporized or finely powdered platinum, silver and other trace metals. The resulting crystals exhibit silvery surface with flashes of brilliant iridescent color. The name Angel Aura Quartz derives from this solor’s likeness to images of the gossamer wings of angels, and from an energetic connection to the Angelic domain.
The hardness of Angel Aura Quartz is 7, and its color layer is permanent. It will not wash or rub off, although saws and grinders can cut through it. The energies of the Quartz, Platinum and silver combine to emanate a unique spectrum of subtle energies.
Keywords: Connecting with the Angelic domain, Attuning to the Higher Self, Finding inner peace
Element: Storm
Chakras: Third Eye (6th), Crown (7th)
Description
Angel Phantom Quartz, also known as Amphibole Quartz, is among the most dramatic-looking of the many types of Quartz crystals with inclusions of other minerals. The Amphibole group includes such metaphysically significant minerals as Tremolite, Actinolite, Hornblende, Riebeckite and Richterite. The abundant white, yellow and red-orange inclusions in Angel Phantom Quartz can consist of one or more of these. Angel Phantom Quartz crystals were discovered in a remote area of Brazil and quite rare. Their hardness is 7. Most unpolished specimens exhibit chips or opaque coatings on their surfaces, so they are often polished to better display their beauty.
Keywords: Communication with angels and spirit guides, Enhanced psychic perception, Self-acceptance and forgiveness
Element: Wind
Chakras: Throat (5th), Third Eye (6th), Crown (7th)
Description
Like the closely related stone known as Angelite, Angel Wing Blue Anhydrite is a calcium sulphate mineral with an orthorhombic crystal system and a hardness of 3.5. These crystal clusters, which often form in fan-shaped sprays reminiscent of wings, are found in Mexico. Their color is the same soft blue as Angelite.
Product – Aquamarine Crystal Beads Necklace
From Skardu, Gilgit Baltistan
Aquamarine evokes the purity of crystalline waters and the exhilaration and relaxation of the sea. It is calming, soothing, and cleansing, and inspires truth, trust and letting go. In ancient lore, Aquamarine was believed to be the treasure of mermaids and was used by sailors as a talisman of good luck, fearlessness and protection. It was also considered a stone of eternal youth and happiness. Today it protects all who travel by, over, or near water, and opens the channels of clear and heartfelt communication.
Product – Wholesale Aquamarine Crystals 2$ per gram
Aquamarine evokes the purity of crystalline waters and the exhilaration and relaxation of the sea. It is calming, soothing, and cleansing, and inspires truth, trust, and letting go. In ancient lore, Aquamarine was believed to be the treasure of mermaids and was used by sailors as a talisman of good luck, fearlessness, and protection. It was also considered a stone of eternal youth and happiness.
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Product – Aquamarine, Muscovite, Mica from Shigar Valley, Skardu, Gilgit Baltistan
This aquamarine rough specimen is translucent with a light greenish-blue natural color. It is an aquamarine rough specimen with some partially terminated surfaces. It is translucent to semi-transparent with a greenish-blue natural color. It is an aquamarine rough specimen with some partially terminated surfaces.
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Product – Aquamarine Specimens from Shigar Valley, Skardu, Gilgit Baltistan
This aquamarine rough specimen is translucent with light greenish-blue natural colour. It is an aquamarine rough specimen with some partially terminated surfaces. It is translucent to semi-transparent with greenish-blue natural colour. It is an aquamarine rough specimen with some partially terminated surfaces.
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Product – Each piece Best Quality $20 and the low quality $10 | Shipping Customer pay
Aragonite is a calcium carbonate mineral with a hardness of 3.5 to 4. It occurs in various colors, including white, gray, reddish, yellow-green, and blue. The most popular varieties for metaphysical use are Red Aragonite and Blue Aragonite. Aragonite’s crystal system is orthorhombic, and it can be found in prismatic crystals, concretions, stalactitic masses or other forms. Aragonite forms the skeleton of a number of marine organisms, either living or recently fossilized. Beautiful reddish Aragonites come from Molina de Aragon, Spain. The most popular forms of Aragonite for metaphysical use are the reddish Aragonite Star Clusters found in Morocco and the stunning Blue Aragonite specimens which have recently come out of China. Other Aragonites occur in Italy, Greece, Austria, England, Czech Republic, Mexico, Peru, Pakistan and USA
Keywords: Balancing energy fields, Emotional healing, Renewed strength and confidence
Element: Storm
Chakras: All
These stones are powerful allies for the healing and balancing of the emotional body. They can assist in maintaining a center of serenity in trying circumstances and in discharging subconsciously held tensions relating to past emotional wounds. Meditation with these beautiful and uniquely shaped crystal clusters can open the inner eye to visionary experiences of past lives and forgotten events in this lifetime. Such memories can initially occur as the vivid re-experiencing of old woundings.
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