Reikistal Carnelian Skull

Name: Reikistal Carnelian Skull
Brand: soulspiritstone
Price: 146.0 USD
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► Size: approximately 2.5''-3'' (70-80mm)

► Material:Carnelian

► Weight:about 1000g

► Introduction: Ancient Egyptians named Carnelian the "Sunset Stone" because they believed it caught and reflected the heat of the sun and channeled it into the wearer. Carnelian is still considered a symbol of life in modern cultures. It is also used for protection, wealth and wisdom.

► Carnelian is a wonderful stone for self-esteem. It helps the wearer to develop and maintain a healthy self-image. Carnelian helps one to be more outgoing and sociable. It is a warm, friendly, and easy to get along with. This stone is also an excellent aid to help those who are seeking to rebuild their self-esteem after a setback.

In ancient timesthe orangeCarnelianstonehastaken up the mantle of many roles.The Egyptiansconsidered the Orange Carnelian to beblessedwith

feminine energy and the menstrual cycleit was a stone of fertility and linked to the power of lsis.The masculine Red Carnelian was said to be more activein its power and less about shedding the old and embracing the fiery energy of the newIt was there to stimulatelove and passion.Warriors would string Carnelian around their neck to give them courage in battle

Out of Ancient Egypt and into the Middle Ages and Carnelian became a stone of alchemyThewizeneo ones would boil up the bright autumnalenergyto

kickstart the powers of other chalcedonystonesltwas also beloved by architects and worn to symbolizestatus in societyWith its protective firesCarnelian wasalso used as a preventative against sickness and the plaque Further cementing its lore as a stone that brings out the longevity of life and the fighting spirit.The name of Carnelian comes from the Latin word meaning'flesh which perhaps speaks to itsreminder that we areflesh and blood and we should make the most ofthe here and now.