Septarian Palm Stone Pebble

Composed of aragonite (brown), calcite (yellow), and limestone (gray), Septarian is a stone that is thought to have been developed during the Cretaceous era (50 - 70 million years ago) when sea levels were much higher. Small marine mammals that died due to volcanic and other seismic activity, sunk to the bottom of the sea where they mixed with the minerals there as they decomposed. Over time, the sediments on the sea floor that had mixed together created a mud ball. By the time the waters receded, these mud balls made of decomposed sea creatures and other stones were left to dry and harden, creating Septarian! Basically this stone is made of dinosaurs and ancient stones! 🐢🌊🐊 Read more below!

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Origin: Madagascar

Mohs Hardness:  3.5- 4

Chakra: Solar Plexus, Root, Sacral

Element: Earth

Magick + Healing + Metaphysics*: A crystal that helps aid during times of change, inspiring kundalini energy and to root us to the teachings of Mother Earth. Use this stone to connect us to Earth wisdom, especially ancient Earth wisdom. These characteristics also help allow us to face big changes with strength and stamina. May also enhance past life recall when meditating with is over the third eye. Protective and grounding.

Specs: Each piece comes from a mineral deposit found in the Earth, therefore each one will be different than the one shown. Each pebble is approximately 2" wide and weighs about 100 grams.

Care: Clean in warm sea-salted water, and charge in a bowl of quartz or in the sun. Crystal Ball stands sold separately here.  

 

*Please note, crystals are NOT meant as a substitute for medical advice or care. Please consult a doctor for any medical issues. 

Please note that because of the nature of this item, each piece is different from the other. The one you receive may not be one pictured here, but will look similar.

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