Using Fossil Dishware

Besides making beautiful displays, these natural stone dishes provide healing energies. Use crystal healing dishware to create gem elixirs, energetically charge food and drinks. These are natural stones carved into unique crystal healing bowls, plates, dishes and utensils. 

We have a new batch of Goniatite Fossil Dishware in the I Dig Crystals shop.
Goniatite are ammonoid fossils of an early type found chiefly in the Devonian and Carboniferous periods some 400 millions years ago. 

Goniatite Lidded Cups

Goniatite Fossil Double Heart Dishes

Goniatite Fossil Dish

Fossil Yin Yang Trinket Dish

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Orthoceras Fossil Dishware

These sturdy dishes make great housewarming gifts. Polished smooth, you can place small trinkets, food, water or stones in these Fossil bowls and plates. Find one-of-kind Orthoceras Fossil Dishware at I Dig Crystals.

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Place your trinkets in Goniatite Fossil Dishes

Goniatite are ammonoid fossils of an early type found chiefly in the Devonian and Carboniferous periods some 400 millions years ago with a simpler structure, indicating the hardening of shell strength throughout the sea creature's evolutionary adaptations. This is a black stone crystallized with white Goniatite fossil marking, carved and polished in Morocco. Find these unique Goniatite dishes at I Dig Crystals, polished into circles, spirals and hearts.

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New! Crystal Carved Dishware.

 

You have a new category to shop from at I Dig Crystals which includes natural stone carved dishware! Plates, bowls, trays, teapots and chopsticks all carved and polished from natural stones like Jade, Othoceras Fossil and Chrysanthemum Stone are just the beginning of your brand new collection. Surround your home with natural stones and connect with the energies of the earth. These crystal healing dishware are an easy way to make gem elixirs, charge small stones and even energize water!

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