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Chakra Crystal Bracelet
Mixed Mineral Assortment
Varies by stone; generally Mohs hardness ranges from 3 to 7, various colors including pink, purple, red, green, and blue, vitreous to waxy luster.
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Physical properties
Varies by stone; generally Mohs hardness ranges from 3 to 7, various colors including pink, purple, red, green, and blue, vitreous to waxy luster.
Formation & geological history
Composed of various naturally occurring minerals and gemstones harvested globally and subsequently tumbled, cut, and shaped into beads for jewelry.
Uses & applications
Used primarily for jewelry, spiritual practices, crystal healing, and metaphysical collections.
Geological facts
Chakra bracelets typically combine specific stones believed to align and balance the seven body chakras, incorporating popular stones like amethyst, jasper, and lava rock.
Field identification & locations
Identify by the diverse mix of polished or tumbled bead types strung together on a cord or wire. Common in metaphysical shops worldwide.
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