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Wire Wrapped in Sterling Silver (approx. 1 1/2" across) | Wire Wrapped in Sterling Silver | Wire Wrapped in Sterling Silver Wire (approx. 1 1/2" long) | with Silver Plated Beads |
This mineral can help one to attain calm assurance in all activities. It has been called the "Stone of
love". It is said to help one achieve their greatest potential. It can dispel anxiety and promote
coherence during chaotic encounters. It brings to the user an observant nature and facilitates attention
to details and interrelationships.
Others believe this stone may engender balance through strength of will. As a "karma" stone, it may also accelerate the inevitable consequences of cause and effect.
Pink rhodonite helps us to monitor our thoughts, desires, words, actions, and responses, while the brownish red and flesh red stones encourage self-discipline, stability, moral courage, and faith.
Brings good luck, improved health. Enhances greater vision. Promotes good will, inspiration. Provides sense of direction. Helps overcome depression, loneliness. Attracts the Great Spirit.
All bead necklaces are finished with black satin cord in your choice of overall length from 18" to 24". All wire wrapped pendants are available on 24" or 30" black satin or black leather cords-your choice.
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$20.00 | $18.00 | $25.00 | $16.00 |
Wire Wrapped in Sterling Silver (approx. 1 1/2" across) | Wire Wrapped in Sterling Silver | Wire Wrapped in Sterling Silver Wire (approx. 1 1/2" long) | with Silver Plated Beads |
The gemstone beads and pendants we use are all natural. People who love natural stone jewelry accept and relish the fact that natural stone is not a sterile gem quality, but shows the variations and adverse climatic conditions under which it was created. In any natural stone there will be imperfections if viewed from a gemstone mindset. Natural stone is beautiful and unique because of its often rough or scarred appearance. If you have a question about the piece you are interested in, contact me.
