Brandberg Enhydro Crystal: Moving Bubble in Quartz
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- £19.95
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Ethically hand-mined Brandberg Quartz
20mm ~ 3/4" ~ approx. Not the exact ones shown.
A small, ethically hand-mined Brandberg Quartz crystal with a moving bubble at the lowest possible price.
As bubbles can be hard to find at first, the position is clearly marked with a small sticker. Once you've found the bubble, remove the sticker and remember that little pocket of water it's floating in is over a million years old.
"Enhydros contain a life-sustaining energy, initiating adaptability in situations that could otherwise become stressful. Strength to help other minerals perform in the requisite manner." Melody, Love is in the Earth.
"Brandberg Amethyst is a stunning and unique variety of Quartz crystal found only in Namibia, Africa - a mystic blend of amethyst, clear, and smoky quartz together in one exceedingly high-vibrational crystal. Formed where powerful Earth meridians cross, this mineral is imbued with remarkable phantoms, enhydros, and other rare formations and inclusions. Brandberg Amethyst attunes to pure consciousness and is the most versatile and multi-dimensional healing tool on the planet, unparalleled in its beauty, energy and light.” Judy Hall.
The Brandberg Mountains, Namibia's highest range, are 132-135 million years old. This ancient geology means Brandberg enhydros contain water at least a million years old! The vibration of pure, ancient water, amplified by the surrounding quartz for a million years, is powerfully healing.
Since 1996, Kacha Stones has specialised in ethically mined crystals. Ethical sourcing is important for the environment, mining communities, and keeping the crystal's energy intact. Blasting a hole in the earth and collecting the remains does not produce the best crystals.
Most crystal shops use 'ethically mined', but this is only possible by buying directly from miners. For 30 years, we have worked directly with miners from the icy slopes of the Himalayas to the arid deserts of Namibia.