Large Purple Fluorite Tetrahedron Pendulum with Shungite & Copper

Large Purple Fluorite Tetrahedron Pendulum with Shungite & CopperLarge Purple Fluorite Tetrahedron Pendulum on Copper Chain, with Fluorite & Shungite Grip This impressive pendulum features a substantial purple fluorite tetrahedron, electroplated in copper, on copper chain. The grip consists of a large purple fluorite heishi bead paired with a shungite heishi bead. This is a heavier and longer pendulum for those who like a weightier feel. There is a secondary grip partway up the chain in the form of an oval copper

Large Purple Fluorite Tetrahedron Pendulum on Copper Chain, with Fluorite & Shungite Grip

This impressive pendulum features a substantial purple fluorite tetrahedron, electroplated in copper, on copper chain. 

The grip consists of a large purple fluorite heishi bead paired with a shungite heishi bead. 

This is a heavier and longer pendulum for those who like a weightier feel. There is a secondary grip partway up the chain in the form of an oval copper link, for those who prefer a shorter drop. 

Fluorite has a plethora of energetic properties from clearing negative energies to creating more stability and enhancing our connection to spirit. 

You an read more about the gemstone properties, click here.

This lovely pendulum comes in its own little velvet bag!

Measurements

Total length: 8.5 inches

Fluorite tetrahedron: 1 inch

Fluorite heishi bead: 6 x 10 mm

Pendulums & Dowsing

A pendulum can be used as a dowsing tool. What is dowsing? Master dowsers Maggie and Nigel Percy define dowsing the following way:

"Dowsing is a way to get answers to questions you cannot answer rationally. Old time dowsers would search for where to drill for water. You can't know where to drill using only your rational mind. You'd have to guess. So they used dowsing, an intuitive method that gives you answers to questions you can't answer logically. Good water dowsers are usually correct over 90% of the time when they dowse a location for a well.

Most dowsers use a tool of some kind to indicate the “yes” or “no” answer to the question, and a pendulum works nicely for this. 

For more information about dowsing, the books by Maggie and Nigel Percy are an excellent resource.