Lovely Tumbled Genuine Kyanite Macrame cage Pendant, Interchangeable Necklace

Kyanite is a lovely rich blue color with grey and white striation. Shown on Black macrame cord. Has not been treated other than tumbling.

The necklace includes adjustable cage which can be interchanged and the necklace can be adjusted by length, you can also knot it to keep things in place. These are high quality Genuine tumbled stones and they are perfectly imperfect, I hand select them all.

The necklaces are 18"(double for both sides) long and can be shortened. I hand select all my stones personally with care and attention to detail. The cord is waxed and will soften over time. All necklaces come with a free mystery tumbled stone, that you can change in and out.

Gem Lore and Info: *Kyanite is an aluminum silicate mineral, often occurring as long, striated bladed crystals that may be transparent or translucent with a pearly sheen. The most common colors in metaphysical use are blue streaked with white, indigo, green, and black, though Kyanite may occur in white, gray, pink, yellow, and most recently discovered orange.

Kyanite comes from the Greek work, kuanos or kyanos, meaning "deep blue," and was once commonly called Disthene, which means "two strengths." It is also known as Rhaeticide and Cyanite. Its most identifiable feature is its anisotropism, the ability to cleave perfectly in two directions with two distinctly different hardnesses on the perpendicular axes. Kyanite inspires loyalty and fair treatment to others. It assists in working through disagreements and disputes, and can aid in repairing damaged relationships. It is beneficial in negotiations, diplomatic missions, arbitration and other forms of communication between disharmonious people, allowing disparate energies to move into resonance and find a common frequency.

*Note! The crystal healing information provided here is for guidance only. It is not intended as a substitute for medical advice or service.

**All crystals are photographed in natural lighting and or in the sun, they may appear slightly different in indoor lighting. I also do not edit my pictures.

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