Bloodstone Skull - Height: 10 cm - Width: 8 cm- 1343 g - (1)

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Bloodstone skull specimen, hand-made in Brazil, weighing 1343 g with dimensions 10 × 8 × 13 cm.

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Description from the seller

This beautiful skull with an incredibly strong presence, weighing no less than 1 kg 343 g, was handcrafted in the most professional manner.
Please note that due to lighting the true colors could not be displayed 100%.
In other words: in reality this hand-made skull is far, far more beautiful. :-)

All is energy... If you want to learn more about the work of African Bloodstone, you’d do well to scour the internet—and, over time, test for yourself the things that are published about it. Know that no one truly knows it for sure and that everyone copies others. In any case: apart from appearances and all you read, the content is indeed primordial! The explanation of that — which cannot be found anywhere on the internet — is only and exclusively disclosed to our buyers. You will receive it together with your purchase — promised!

General information

- Rough (semi)precious stones are formed deep in the earth and can be millions of years old, and only gain their splendor when they are cut/polished. Moreover, every gemstone has a unique appearance. For many, it has therapeutic effects. They emit energy and absorb the vibrations of their surroundings.

- The use of gemstones and minerals is not new. In ancient times they were already used by many natural peoples, ranging from healing illnesses to use in rituals, for pleasing the gods and in many other magical purposes. The origin of contemporary gem therapy therefore lies with the ancient natural peoples. Still today one works with information that has come to us through survival, and we ourselves add the new, contemporary experiences to it.

This beautiful skull with an incredibly strong presence, weighing no less than 1 kg 343 g, was handcrafted in the most professional manner.
Please note that due to lighting the true colors could not be displayed 100%.
In other words: in reality this hand-made skull is far, far more beautiful. :-)

All is energy... If you want to learn more about the work of African Bloodstone, you’d do well to scour the internet—and, over time, test for yourself the things that are published about it. Know that no one truly knows it for sure and that everyone copies others. In any case: apart from appearances and all you read, the content is indeed primordial! The explanation of that — which cannot be found anywhere on the internet — is only and exclusively disclosed to our buyers. You will receive it together with your purchase — promised!

General information

- Rough (semi)precious stones are formed deep in the earth and can be millions of years old, and only gain their splendor when they are cut/polished. Moreover, every gemstone has a unique appearance. For many, it has therapeutic effects. They emit energy and absorb the vibrations of their surroundings.

- The use of gemstones and minerals is not new. In ancient times they were already used by many natural peoples, ranging from healing illnesses to use in rituals, for pleasing the gods and in many other magical purposes. The origin of contemporary gem therapy therefore lies with the ancient natural peoples. Still today one works with information that has come to us through survival, and we ourselves add the new, contemporary experiences to it.

Details

Number of objects
1
Main mineral
Bloodstone
Mineral form
Skull
Weight
1343 g
Origin (region/city)
Brazil
Country of origin
Brazil
Height
10 cm
Width
8 cm
Depth
13 cm
Sold by
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Objects sold
Private

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