Shungite – The Stone of Primordial Carbon Polarity Wands – Shungite and Copper, Balance Between Absorption and Conduction - Height: 100 mm - Width: 30 mm- 380 g

This set of energy wands made of shungite and copper consists of two carved cylinders designed as complementary elements, both materially and symbolically. The shapes are simple, devoid of unnecessary decorations, and their meaning is entrusted to the relationship between materials, surfaces, and function. The shungite wand, with a matte finish, maintains a sober and natural appearance. Shungite is an ancient carbonaceous rock formed over two billion years ago, primarily composed of carbon and known for the presence of natural fullerenes. In symbolic and energetic terms, it is traditionally associated with qualities of absorption, protection, and grounding. It does not act expansively but works to contain and stabilize, helping to 'settle' and restore order. The opaque, slightly textured surface reinforces this perception of silent solidity and deep connection with the Earth. The copper wand, with a polished finish, represents the opposite and complementary principle. Copper is one of the most conductive metals known and has always been used as a symbol of transmission, flow, and connection. The polishing enhances its brightness and dynamic character, suggesting an energy that flows, relates, and conducts. In this pair, copper does not contrast with shungite but complements its function, creating a balance between absorption and transmission.