Statement Zebrastone triple crystal Pendant
Zebra Stone, Black fossilised coral and Aqua Aura - a powerhouse of energy!!
Zebra Stone
It is an ancient 1.2 billion year old geologic formation which is found nowhere else in the world. It displays rare rhythmic iron patterns which is an enigma for science and a work of art in itself. Every piece is unique and rare, deposits of this stone are very sparse…and won’t be available anymore too far in the future…
I’ll be keeping a piece for myself 😍
Metaphysically it is a very positive stone and increased stamina and physical energy xx
Just how zebra rock forms remains something of a mystery, but regardless of how it forms, the precise combination of processes must be very rare. Otherwise it would be found in other places. The most similar rock, called print stone, is found near Mt Tom Price, in the Pilbara region of WA, but the colour banding is thinner and less regular than zebra rock.
At first sight, the red and white stripes of zebra rock look a lot like alternating sedimentary layers, and, indeed, this was the initial suggestion when it was first described in the 1920’s. However, closer inspection shows that some of the stripes cut across the sedimentary layers of the host rock, a claystone of Ediacaran age, called the Johnny Cake Shale. This means that the stripes formed after the sediment was deposited. A key question is whether the white stripes formed in a uniformly red rock or whether the red stripes formed in a uniformly white rock – a bit like asking whether zebras have black stripes on a white coat or white stripes on a black coat.
A number of other theories about the origin of zebra rock have been proposed, including:
hydrothermal alteration by hot, percolating fluids
Liesegang banding resulting from groundwater flow
acid sulphate soil weathering
precipitation from a colloidal suspension
microbial activity.
For more information please follow this link
https://www.nationalrockgarden.com.au/featured-article/zebra-rock-australias-national-rock/
Black Coral isn’t actually a traditional crystal like Quartz or Amethyst. It is a type of Coral, a living organism that belongs to the sea. This “crystal” is formed from the skeletons of small sea animals called polyps. Over time, these skeletons harden and turn into the beautiful Black Coral that we see.
It has a rich history that spans centuries and crosses cultures. For years, sailors and divers have been fascinated by its beauty, believing it to bring luck and protection. Egyptians and Greeks used Black Coral for ceremonial and medical uses, believing it had supernatural characteristics.
Black Coral resonates with multiple chakras. It harmonizes with the Root Chakra, grounding you to Earth’s energy. This also connects with theSacral Chakra, enhancing creativity and emotional balance.
It aligns with the Heart Chakra, which promotes love and compassion, and the Solar Plexus, with confidence and willpower. Finally, this gem also connects to the Crown Chakra, promoting spiritual growth and enlightenment.
Clear Quartz bonded with Gold; produces an electric or sky blue crystal with subtle flashes of rainbow iridescence; named for its rich aquamarine color, and perhaps the most popular of the Aura Quartzes. It has a high, intense vibration used to enhance other minerals for healing, and a potent stone when used in body layouts for activation of all the chakras. It has a calm, relaxing effect on the emotional body and is exceptional for releasing negativity and stress, soothing and healing the aura. It is particularly stimulating to the Throat Chakra, enhancing one’s ability to express emotions in a constructive, positive manner and encouraging one to speak their truth from the heart. Aqua Aura activates soul energy, freeing one from limitation and creating space for something new. It deepens spiritual attunement, and can be an aid for conscious channeling and all types of inter-dimensional communication.
