Protect with Pyrite Stones

Protect your aura from unwanted energies with Pyrite crystals. Pyrite slabs can be used for chakra balancing directly on the body or in the hands for meditation, manifestation and massage! Find your Pyrite stones at I Dig Crystals: www.idigcrystals.com  

Pressing Peach Palm Stones

A batch of Fluorite peaches have arrived at I Dig Crystals. These are natural stones polished into fruity figurines. These smooth chunky stones can be used as palm stones, fitting perfectly into your hand for massage, meditation and stress relief. Find your new pair of stone peaches at I Dig Crystals: www.idigcrystals.com 

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Keep your Pens in Stone

The Mookaite Jasper has a hole perfect for your favorite pen, pencil or slender crystal. Place it flat on your desk or hold the chunky Mookaite stone in your hand as a therapy palm stone. Only two of these shiny office stones are left at www.idigcrystals.com. 

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Crystal Therapy Stones

Carnelian & Labradorite Therapy Stones

Smooth and Chunky Therapy Stones fit perfectly in your hands for crystal healing, massage and reflexology. These are natural stones which have a high polish, making them sturdy for every day use. Check out the latest stock of crystal healing Therapy Stones at I Dig Crystals.

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CRYSTALS: Stress Balls

Natural crystal balls can be used as "stress balls". If you have 2 palm spheres, you can squeeze one in each hand, releasing tension from your body and absorbing the positive energy of the stones. Crystals Balls used as stress balls are especially beneficial for those who use their hands extensively, like those who are always on the computer!

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CRYSTALS: Petalite

QUESTION: Sheila, I was wondering if you could tell me why the crystal Petalite is cheaper in a tumblestone or palm stone than it is in a very small rough stone. Let me know if you can find out why. Thank you for your help.

ANSWER: Hi, thanks for your question. Don't quote me on this, but my guess is that Petalite is cheaper in its rough form because it so small and rare. It is also a very fragile stone, so it takes a real expert in faceting to actually develop a beautiful cut Petalite. Tumbling Petalite may require several rough pieces to be melded together to make a palm stone and/or it may diminish the value of the crystal because so much of the stone falls apart in this process.

This is my guess, if anyone else has a knowledgable answer to this question, please chime in!

Sheila Satin