Prehnite Tumble Stone Approx 2cm

These Prehnite Tumble Stones are multi-use Crystals. They tick every box from wire-wrapping Jewellery Makes to Gridding to sitting pretty in a Collection.

Tumble Stones are small, spherical, and brightly polished Crystal, Gemstone and Mineral fragments.

They are created by placing rough Stones in a rock tumbler, which Tumbles them until their edges and surfaces are smooth and polished. Tumbled Stones are used for a wide range of purposes.

You are guaranteed a high-quality cut and polish with every Tumble, which we promise you. All our items at Chalmers Gems come with an Authenticity Certificate. Download your certificate from your account.

IDEAS FOR YOUR TUMBLE STONES: 

Our range of Tumble Stones can be used for a wide variety of Jewellery Makes or used within Crystal Healing. 

• These Tumble Stones would make great decorations and could be placed into a jar as a gift for a friend or loved one. 
• Why not try wire wrapping these beautiful Tumble Stones into Pendants or Rings; watch Linda Jones’ Tutorial HERE. 
• Transform them into simply Keyring’s. 
• Simply hold a couple of Tumble Stones close to your chest or have them on display close by during meditation work. 
• Why not simply place a couple of Tumble Stones into your pocket, carry them with you throughout the day, and let their Crystal Healing energies work their magic? 

The possibilities with our Tumble Stone really are endless. 

Prehnite Gemmology Facts:

Prehnite is a Calcium Aluminum Silicate Mineral and was discovered in South Africa in 1788 by A.G. Werner – a German Geologist. Since its discovery, it has been mined in China, Scotland, Australia, New Zealand and The United States of America.

During the early 2000s, an extremely rare Orange Prehnite was found in South Africa. Unfortunately, this vein of Gemstone has now been completely exhausted and is yet to be found anywhere else!

It is a pale green semi-translucent Gemstone but can be milky or darker in appearance.

The black inclusions are a Mineral called Epidote.

Crystal Healing Properties: What is Prehnite good for?

Prehnite is a Crystal best used with the Heart Chakra. Why not place the Gems over your Heart and manifest love, joy, and compassion?

As a Crystal, Prehnite is useful for Grids as it has a calming energy and can heighten peace and protection. Wearing Prehnite in Jewellery can help your physical self become a vehicle for self-healing and sanctuary.

The green hues also enhance our connection to Mother Nature and the Earth’s elements, tapping into the Planet’s ability to rejuvenate and renew.

Prehnite is a strong healing stone with a variety of therapeutic and useful qualities. Having one at home can give you access to it’s advantages daily.

What Chakra does Prehnite open?

Prehnite is most frequently associated with the Solar Plexus Chakra and the Heart Chakra.

Your Solar Plexus Chakra, which is located in the centre of your abdomen, governs your sense of self-assurance and self-trust. Its mellow golden tint and comparable associations with inner peace and trust make it similar to Prehnite.

The Heart Chakra, or Anahata Chakra, is located in your chest. The Heart Chakra’s hue is green, similar to the common prehnite kind. Love, compassion, forgiveness, and empathy are all prominent themes of the Anahata Chakra.

This Crystal’s therapeutic powers and themes are intimately related to both of these chakras. Prehnite is a fantastic option for you if you require spiritual or emotional assistance for your Solar Plexus Chakra or Heart Chakra.

GEMSTONE & CRYSTAL CARE:

Maintaining the pristine quality of your Prehnite Tumble Stones is simple and safe in many ways. Due to the amount of aluminium in it, you should never clean it with water.

One of the most important things to remember if you own Gemstones or Crystals is to care for them properly. Gemstones should be carefully cared for like any other item we love.

We recommend using the Chalmers Gems Gemstone Cleaning & Polishing Cloth to keep your Gems clean.

 

All weights, measurements and counts are approximate.

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