Iron pyrite necklace - 6mm ball stones - 78 cm - Silver clasp

Iron pyrite necklace composed of 6mm ball stones Description of the iron pyrite necklace in 6mm ball stones With shards of iron and noticeably gold, the iron pyrite necklace is composed of 6mm ball stones, offering the most beautiful metallic reflections. This necklace restores all the virtues in lithotherapy of this magnificent stone that is iron pyrite. To discover them in detail, we invite you to go directly below to the appropriate section. The iron pyrite necklace in 6mm beads is available in 6 different lengths to choose from, namely: 39cm (i.e. approximately 60 pearls), 42cm (i.e. approximately 66 pearls), 48cm (i.e. approximately 80 pearls ), 56cm (i.e. approximately 94 pearls), 78cm (i.e. approximately 131 pearls) and 100cm (i.e. approximately 168 pearls). For any questions relating to the iron pyrite necklace, its virtues, its astrological signs, its chakras or its maintenance over time, do not hesitate to ask us directly or discover the appropriate sections below. Virtues of the iron pyrite necklace in 6mm ball stones in lithotherapy Virtues of the iron pyrite necklace on the mental level in lithotherapy Iron pyrite is an ideal stone for balancing the astral plane It is recognized for its virtues of aid in brain capacities by promoting memory This stone offers protection and wards off forms of nervousness It also brings the sense of organization Virtues of the iron pyrite necklace on the physical level in lithotherapy Pyrite is perfect to help better functioning of the lungs, respiratory tract. It removes tissue damage from the stomach, but also from the intestines and pancreas In the same sense, it regulates intestinal disorders and disorders related to digestion. Pyrite provides better blood circulation Astrological signs corresponding to the iron pyrite necklace Balance Lion Chakras corresponding to the iron pyrite necklace frontal Throat Maintenance of the iron pyrite necklace in 6mm ball stones Iron pyrite is purified in distilled, unsalted water. Iron pyrite recharges in direct sunlight but also in front of the light of flames (if possible on a cluster of quartz).