Specimen, Chrysocolla # .43 skull and is accompanied by commentary

and is accompanied by commentary that explains its fascinating history in the context of the early Church

5"- 5" Wide

A classic tool for divination

It also conjures up the mystery and fascination of the Celts with more than 70 pieces of stunning color artwork

These stones were found by the Ancient Greek philosopher Theophrastus

Specimen, Chrysocolla # .43 skull and is accompanied by commentaryChrysocolla is the gentlest of stones. It's not a high energy stone like quartz, rutilated quartz, or smoky quartz and unlike malachite, azurite and lapis it doesn't bring buried emotions to the surface. Its main role is to soothe, calm and inspire. Its color alone is soothing with a deep blue green which might remind you of a distant mountaintop or the stillness at the bottom of the sea. For thousands of years, chrysocolla has been known throughout