Hula Moon Conjure
Purple Brecciated Jasper Point
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*Price is for ONE piece, intuitively picked for you. The pictures represent the quality and sizing you can expect to receive, however please note that each stone is unique and one of a kind so there may be slight variations in appearance.
The pictures represent the quality and sizing you can expect to receive, however please note that each stone is unique and one of a kind so there may be slight variations in size and appearance.
All crystal healing information provided is intended for spiritual guidance. It is not intended as a substitute for medical advice or service.
Jasper was popular in the ancient world for its spiritual values, and has been used for centuries by cultures around the world for its unique properties. Legend has it that jasper would drive away evil spirits and protect against snake and spider bites. In the fourth century, jasper was called "the great rain bringer."
The word "jasper" is derived from the Greek word iaspi meaning "spotted stone," related to the Hebrew jashpeh and the ancient Assyrian word ashpu. Jaspers were worn by Egyptian priests in amulets covered with inscriptions from their Book of the Dead and wrapped up with mummies for protection in the afterlife. The Minoans of Crete carved seals for the palace of Knossos of jasper.
The pictures represent the quality and sizing you can expect to receive, however please note that each stone is unique and one of a kind so there may be slight variations in size and appearance.
All crystal healing information provided is intended for spiritual guidance. It is not intended as a substitute for medical advice or service.
Jasper was popular in the ancient world for its spiritual values, and has been used for centuries by cultures around the world for its unique properties. Legend has it that jasper would drive away evil spirits and protect against snake and spider bites. In the fourth century, jasper was called "the great rain bringer."
The word "jasper" is derived from the Greek word iaspi meaning "spotted stone," related to the Hebrew jashpeh and the ancient Assyrian word ashpu. Jaspers were worn by Egyptian priests in amulets covered with inscriptions from their Book of the Dead and wrapped up with mummies for protection in the afterlife. The Minoans of Crete carved seals for the palace of Knossos of jasper.
Jasper was the 12th stone in the breastplate of the Hebrew High Priest, and is said to be the foundation stone of New Jerusalem. Some Native American tribes used jasper to dowse for water and to call rain.
"Brecciated" comes from "breccia"--a geology term used to identify rock composed of broken fragments cemented together into a fine-grained matrix. Brecciated jasper is made when the earth melds sharp-angled fragments of stone together, just like a hearty stew includes carrots, potatoes, onions and other chunks in a lentils base.
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