Goshenite on Black Tourmaline (GBT-H)
About this Specimen:
The dirty bundle - personally, I like how dirty it is, though I know not many will. Something about it reminds me of a battlefield. This is a section where they had a barricade of sorts, made of odds and ends. And like a stubborn soldier, the goshenite rises through, rebelling against everything that is thrown at it. But if you wanna get it and try your hand at cleaning crystals, this would make for a fun exercise.
Weight: 3.7g
Height: 2.0cm
Breadth: 1.99cm
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Goshenite is a type of light blue beryl.
Other beryls include morganite (pink), heliodor (yellow/yellow-green), aquamarine (blue-green), emerald (green) and maxixe (deep blue). Of these, Goshenite is the purest form of beryls, containing the least impurities (colour comes from impurities). For a time, it was even used in the manufacturing of spectacles!
Commonly referred to as the ""Mother of Crystals", goshenite is associated with motherhood. Energy practitioners meditate with goshenite to develop rationality and practicality for making decisions, and to promote self-control, creativity and originality.
These goshenite specimens grew with black tourmaline specimens so you get the best of both crystals. Black tourmaline is often collected for its cleansing properties, but, it is also used for grounding purposes, which can be useful when one is trying to think clearly, look at a problem from various angles, and make a good decision
About this Specimen:
The dirty bundle - personally, I like how dirty it is, though I know not many will. Something about it reminds me of a battlefield. This is a section where they had a barricade of sorts, made of odds and ends. And like a stubborn soldier, the goshenite rises through, rebelling against everything that is thrown at it. But if you wanna get it and try your hand at cleaning crystals, this would make for a fun exercise.
Weight: 3.7g
Height: 2.0cm
Breadth: 1.99cm
———
Goshenite is a type of light blue beryl.
Other beryls include morganite (pink), heliodor (yellow/yellow-green), aquamarine (blue-green), emerald (green) and maxixe (deep blue). Of these, Goshenite is the purest form of beryls, containing the least impurities (colour comes from impurities). For a time, it was even used in the manufacturing of spectacles!
Commonly referred to as the ""Mother of Crystals", goshenite is associated with motherhood. Energy practitioners meditate with goshenite to develop rationality and practicality for making decisions, and to promote self-control, creativity and originality.
These goshenite specimens grew with black tourmaline specimens so you get the best of both crystals. Black tourmaline is often collected for its cleansing properties, but, it is also used for grounding purposes, which can be useful when one is trying to think clearly, look at a problem from various angles, and make a good decision
About this Specimen:
The dirty bundle - personally, I like how dirty it is, though I know not many will. Something about it reminds me of a battlefield. This is a section where they had a barricade of sorts, made of odds and ends. And like a stubborn soldier, the goshenite rises through, rebelling against everything that is thrown at it. But if you wanna get it and try your hand at cleaning crystals, this would make for a fun exercise.
Weight: 3.7g
Height: 2.0cm
Breadth: 1.99cm
———
Goshenite is a type of light blue beryl.
Other beryls include morganite (pink), heliodor (yellow/yellow-green), aquamarine (blue-green), emerald (green) and maxixe (deep blue). Of these, Goshenite is the purest form of beryls, containing the least impurities (colour comes from impurities). For a time, it was even used in the manufacturing of spectacles!
Commonly referred to as the ""Mother of Crystals", goshenite is associated with motherhood. Energy practitioners meditate with goshenite to develop rationality and practicality for making decisions, and to promote self-control, creativity and originality.
These goshenite specimens grew with black tourmaline specimens so you get the best of both crystals. Black tourmaline is often collected for its cleansing properties, but, it is also used for grounding purposes, which can be useful when one is trying to think clearly, look at a problem from various angles, and make a good decision
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