Sapphire – Tumbled Stone
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Sapphire – Tumbled Stone
Sapphire, whose name comes from the Greek sappheiros, is, like ruby, a corundum, but coloured blue by iron and titanium. In the Middle Ages, prelates liked to wear it on their rings, as it was regarded as a stone of wisdom and fidelity. The lithotherapy tradition associates it with the third eye chakra and credits it with an affinity for intuition, inner clarity and spiritual vision, qualities its deep sky colour seems naturally to evoke.
Characteristics
- Tumbled stone sold individually, cleansed and harmonised
- Density: 3.95 - 4.05
- Hardness: 9
- Origin: (to be completed)
- Crystal system: Trigonal (rhombohedral)
Lithotherapy is a traditional practice and is in no way a substitute for medical advice.
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Sapphire – Tumbled Stone
Sapphire, whose name comes from the Greek sappheiros, is, like ruby, a corundum, but coloured blue by iron and titanium. In the Middle Ages, prelates liked to wear it on their rings, as it was regarded as a stone of wisdom and fidelity. The lithotherapy tradition associates it with the third eye chakra and credits it with an affinity for intuition, inner clarity and spiritual vision, qualities its deep sky colour seems naturally to evoke.
Characteristics
- Tumbled stone sold individually, cleansed and harmonised
- Density: 3.95 - 4.05
- Hardness: 9
- Origin: (to be completed)
- Crystal system: Trigonal (rhombohedral)
Lithotherapy is a traditional practice and is in no way a substitute for medical advice.
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Sapphire – Tumbled Stone
Sapphire, whose name comes from the Greek sappheiros, is, like ruby, a corundum, but coloured blue by iron and titanium. In the Middle Ages, prelates liked to wear it on their rings, as it was regarded as a stone of wisdom and fidelity. The lithotherapy tradition associates it with the third eye chakra and credits it with an affinity for intuition, inner clarity and spiritual vision, qualities its deep sky colour seems naturally to evoke.
Characteristics
- Tumbled stone sold individually, cleansed and harmonised
- Density: 3.95 - 4.05
- Hardness: 9
- Origin: (to be completed)
- Crystal system: Trigonal (rhombohedral)
Lithotherapy is a traditional practice and is in no way a substitute for medical advice.