Shungite pendant Russia A round 30mm
PEN-SHUA-30
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PEN-SHUA-30
Origin: Russia
Pendant made of a 30mm round shungite.
Comes with a waxed cotton cord.
WASH your Shungite pendant under warm running water before first use to avoid black spots (post-production dust) on your skin and clothes, let it dry in the sun to recharge
Shungite is an organic mineral that is found in only one place in the world: in the North-West of Russia, in Karelia, in the region of Lake Onega called Shunga, near the White Sea. The name Shungite therefore originates from the region where this stone was extracted. It is sometimes called Schungite, chungite or shungit.
Shungite is a special form of carbon, a sedimentary rock. As such it has an organic nature.
Due to its particular structure, shungite has a number of surprising physical, chemical and bioenergetic properties.
One of the major properties of Shungite is its powerful ability to neutralize all kinds of radiation. This stone is very effective in combating disturbances due to electromagnetic waves emitted by our modern wireless devices: wifi, computers, mobile phones, etc.
Origin: Russia
Grade: A
Dimensions:
30mm
Weight:
About 7.5g
Origin:
Russia
Grade:
A = good
Comes with a waxed cotton cord.
WASH your Shungite pendant under warm running water before first use to avoid black spots (post-production dust) on your skin and clothes, let it dry in the sun to recharge
Shungite is a special form of carbon, a sedimentary rock. As such it has an organic nature.
Due to its particular structure, shungite has a number of surprising physical, chemical and bioenergetic properties.
One of the major properties of Shungite is its powerful ability to neutralize all kinds of radiation. This stone is very effective in combating disturbances due to electromagnetic waves emitted by our modern wireless devices: wifi, computers, mobile phones, etc.
