Shungite is technically not a crystal but a mineraloid (like amber, opal, or obsidian), due to its structure. But that doesn’t make it any less powerful. Used for centuries, shungite has long been considered a stone for healing, with Peter the Great of Russia using it in his spa to purify water. Northwest Russia is where the largest and oldest source of shungite lies, with other deposits reported in Austria, India, Kazakhstan, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
The stone has a unique composition, containing fullerenes — 3-D spherical molecules made of 60 carbon atoms, sometimes called buckyballs — along with nearly all the minerals on the periodic table. This field works with the energetic qualities of shungite.
Reviews
There are no reviews yet.