Crystals Tumbled

Shungite is a black, lustrous, non-crystalline mineral composed mainly of carbon, it is found primarily in the ShunÕga area in Russia. The anti-bacterial properties of shungite have been confirmed by modern testing.

Sodalite is a royal blue stone with white veining. It is a hard, yet fragile stone that is named after its sodium content.

Aquamarine is a variety of beryl coloured by iron impurities. It is the official birthstone for those born in March. This stone that ranges from light to dark blue derives its name from a latin word that means seawater.

This blue chalcedony was first discovered in the deserts of the Kalahari in 1994. It is generally striped, alternating between pale and powder blue hues. A quartz based stone used largely in carvings and jewellery.

Garnet is a family of silicate of magnesium, iron and aluminum. The name originates from the stone’s resemblance to red pomegranate seeds (malum granatum). Due to its hardness, garnet is used largely in abrasives.

This beautiful pink stone varies between opaque and semi-transparent with some darker inclusions. Opal formed millions of years ago when silica and water flowed into the ground into cracks and open spaces. It gradually hardened and solidified.

Set of 7 tumbled stones that correlate to the Chakra System. For focusing energy, healing and laying on of stones.