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Crystals and Gemstones Carnelian Polished Flame/Point
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Carnelian Polished Flame/Point

$45.00

Carnelian has a cultural history of an association with passion, blood, flesh and power. It is said to help bring balance to desires of flesh, the senses, lustful urges and even will power. Transformative, primordial powers of this stone help ground the user. Egyptians were known to wear at funerals to represent blood of Isis and protection in the afterlife.

15.1 oz / 430 grams

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Carnelian has a cultural history of an association with passion, blood, flesh and power. It is said to help bring balance to desires of flesh, the senses, lustful urges and even will power. Transformative, primordial powers of this stone help ground the user. Egyptians were known to wear at funerals to represent blood of Isis and protection in the afterlife.

15.1 oz / 430 grams

Carnelian has a cultural history of an association with passion, blood, flesh and power. It is said to help bring balance to desires of flesh, the senses, lustful urges and even will power. Transformative, primordial powers of this stone help ground the user. Egyptians were known to wear at funerals to represent blood of Isis and protection in the afterlife.

15.1 oz / 430 grams

Chakra: Sacral Element: Fire

Zodiac

Tarus, Cancer, Leo, Virgo

HARDNESS

6.5-7

CHEMICAL FORMULA

SiO2

Planets

Mars

Etymology

The word "carnelian" is describe as a perversion of the English spelling "cornelian," possibly analogous with the Latin word caro, carnis ("flesh"). According to other sources, sard (similar stone to carnelian) derived its name from the city of Sardis in Lydia from which it came, and according to others, may ultimately be related to the Persian word سرد (sered, "yellowish-red"). Another possible derivation is from the Greek σάρξ (sarx, "flesh")

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