Paul Jensen Collection
Siberian Green Quartz Super Nova ™ w/ Andaras Crystal Glass Necklace .925 Silver
Siberian Green Quartz grown in Russia. Strengthens the heart, while bringing balance and healing.
Andaras Crystal Glass deep green “heart” variety of Andaras found in El Dorado County, CA. A very happy stone easily lifting the heart often described as a fountain of youth stone.
Marcel Vogel Technique
Clearing your crystal: bring an essence of peace into your being and fill yourself with it. Focus your attention on the crystal and use your intention to place the essence of purity into the crystal with a “Forced Exhale” through the nose.
Programming your Crystal: once your crystal has been cleared it is ready to be programmed, we recommend simple programming, such as peace, well-being and love. Focus on bringing the essence of your choosing into your lungs. Place your attention on the crystal and use a “Forced Exhale” through the nose to intend those essences into your crystal.
Comes with an information card about the necklace.
Made in the USA
Not intended as a substitute for medical care.
Pendant: Approx. 3/4"L x 1/2"W
Chain: 18" Box
*Chain cannot be exchanged for a different size or style.
Siberian Green Quartz Super Nova ™ w/ Andaras Crystal Glass Necklace .925 Silver
Clearing your crystal: bring an essence of peace into your being and fill yourself with it. Focus your attention on the crystal and use your intention to place the essence of purity into the crystal with a “Forced Exhale” through the nose.
Programming your Crystal: once your crystal has been cleared it is ready to be programmed, we recommend simple programming, such as peace, well-being and love. Focus on bringing the essence of your choosing into your lungs. Place your attention on the crystal and use a “Forced Exhale” through the nose to intend those essences into your crystal.
The vibrant green Siberian Green Quartz is actually a lab-created or treated stone, where clear quartz undergoes a process involving heat and possibly the addition of minerals or other compounds to achieve its distinctive green color. This material is different from naturally occurring green quartz variations, which can include Prasiolite, a pale green quartz found in a few locations worldwide, resulting from natural or induced changes to amethyst or yellowish quartz. Siberian Green Quartz's creation in laboratories ensures a high degree of consistency in color and clarity, making it popular for use in jewelry and metaphysical applications. Its scientific composition remains primarily silicon dioxide (SiO2), characteristic of all quartz varieties, maintaining the hexagonal crystal system and piezoelectric properties essential for various technological applications.
