About the product:

→ Name/ Type: Gem wand containing so-called Shungite stone (charcoal), supported by rock crystal, which leads to clarity, self-awareness and a balanced distribution of energy - The gemstones are obtained according to fair trade principles.

📝 Identification: Code ST19/ EAN 4260518041179

🌍 Origin: Germany

🧬 Material: Glass and cork

🎨 Color: Transparent

📐 Dimensions: 24 centimeters x 3 in diameter

⚖️ Weight: ± 205 grams

📦 Packaging: Sold individually - Packaged in a cardboard tube, brochure included

📜 Certificate: Zen Curiosity

🎁 Ideal as a gift or a treat for yourself!

✨ Usage

Shungite, a carbon-rich stone, can be used to purify and energize drinking water. Raw, noble or classic Shungite is recommended. The water may taste sweeter, some impurities may be reduced, and a feeling of well-being and vitality may be experienced, according to crystal healing principles.

- How to use? Carefully place the well-rinsed glass stick with the gemstones in a carafe with still (tap) water.

After 15 to 30 minutes, the gemstone water is ready to use; the information from the stones will then be fully absorbed into the water. You can continue to refill the carafe with water.

Gemstone water can be used for various purposes.

It can be used as bath water, for drinking, as a mouthwash, as a spray to sanitize rooms, auras or meridians.

Hildegard von Bingen proposed numerous applications for gemstone water. Gemstone water has a positive effect on the physical, mental, and spiritual levels.

The water in gemstones remains in the body for a certain time and therefore acts more quickly and intensely than applying a gemstone outside the body.

- Advice :

Attach the stick to the carafe so that the glass does not break when pouring.

Display the precious stones beautifully in a transparent decanter.

Store the revitalized water in a purple or blue bottle to keep it vital for much longer.

📋 Mineralogical data sheet for shungite

Band	Amorphous, carbon-based mineral (non-crystalline)

Chemical formula

Primarily C (carbon), with traces of Si, Al, Fe, Mg, K, S, O

Mineralogical family

Carbonaceous mineral (similar to graphite)

Crystalline system

Amorphous (non-crystalline structure)

Hardness (Mohs scale)

3.5 to 4

Density

Approximately 1.8 to 2.0

Color

Deep black to blackish grey

Glow	Metallic with a matte finish

Transparency

Opaque

Break

Irregular to conchoidal

Origin of the name

From the village of Shunga , in Karelia (Russia) , where it was discovered

Geological origin

A very old metasedimentary rock (~2 billion years old), formed from the transformation of carbon-rich organic deposits

Main deposits

Russia (Karelia), Kazakhstan, India

Special Features

Contains fullerenes (C₆₀) – spherical carbon molecules that are rare in nature

Uses	- Stone of energetic protection and purification - Water filtration and revitalization - Jewelry and wellness items

Symbolism / Virtues (lithotherapeutic traditions)

- Protection against electromagnetic waves - Purification of the body and mind - Strengthening of vitality and energetic grounding

Interview

Clean with clear water (without salt), recharge in natural light or on a quartz cluster