Carnelian stone polished heart

-Stone size: Between 5.5 and 7 cm - Weight of the stone: Between 90 and 200g - Delivered in a Sloya pouch Immerse yourself in the authentic energy of nature with our natural Carnelian stone heart, an exceptional piece combining art and symbolism. 
Each heart is meticulously polished to reveal the splendor of natural stone, creating a unique and captivating work of art. The characteristics of this precious object include deep symbolism, since the heart, the universal symbol of love, is carefully cut and sculpted. 
This Carnelian heart carries a broader meaning, making it an ideal gift to express sincere and warm feelings. Each heart is a work of craftsmanship, fashioned from natural stones precisely cut to create beautiful, harmonious shapes. 
As a decorative object, the natural stone heart brings an elegant and calming touch to any space, creating an atmosphere of serenity and balance. Rooted in lithotherapy, this symbolic object goes beyond its captivating aesthetic. 
The natural stones used are selected for their unique energetic properties, thus offering a subtle benefit to your environment. 
Each heart is charged with positive vibrations, inviting inner peace and harmony. Each piece is unique due to the natural variations of the stone, making this Amethyst stone heart an individual treasure. 
Give it as a gift to a loved one or treat yourself to this gem of nature to enrich your own living space. Éelevate your everyday life with this timeless symbol of natural beauty and eternal love. Carnelian This fine stone comes mainly from India and Brazil where the main deposits are located. 
Its name comes from the appearance of the flesh which holds its reddish color. 
Carnelian has a slight transparency and is often characterized by multiple crystals. 
Created in the cavities of volcanoes, Carnelian stones are recognized for their protective and communication energy properties. 
Used in alternative medicine, it allows the body to restore balance. 
It is also used as a lucky charm to attract abundance. Non-contractual visuals, stone presented as an example.