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Lava Stone, Tigers Eye, and White frosted cracked Agate bracelet

£40.00

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Lava Stone, Tigers Eye, and White frosted cracked Agate bracelet with Tibetan style Antique silver plated spacers

Lava Stone is a grounding stone that strengthens one's connection to Mother Earth. It gives us strength and courage, allowing us stability through times of change. It provides guidance and understanding in situations where we may need to "bounce back". A calming stone, it is very useful in dissipating anger

Tiger Eye may also bring good luck to the wearer. It has the power to focus the mind, promoting mental clarity, assisting us to resolve problems objectively and unclouded by emotions. Particularly useful for healing psychosomatic illnesses, dispelling fear and anxiety.

White agate is a stone of balance and release. It is credited with harmonizing an individual's feminine and masculine sides, helping the body release toxins and building the immune system. ... This white stone is often attributed with the power to attract angelic helpers and spirit guides

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