SPECIMEN — A rare variety of crystallized smithsonite that gets its magenta color from the element cobalt
LOCALE — Tsumeb Mine, Tsumeb, Otjikoto Region, Namibia, Africa

Tsumeb will always be known as one of the premier localities in the world for Smithsonite specimens. The vast number of varied and beautiful specimens that came out of this prestigious locality is unmatched. Some of the most enticing and attractive cobalt-bearing Smithsonite specimens ever found are those from Tsumeb.

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“The Comforter”

ENERGY: Softening, Soothing, Securing

FOCUS: Feel nurtured by the forces of the Universe

KEY USES: Supports the birth process / newborns by helping them to relate to their new physical world

Pink stones resonate with the heart, but less with the physical aspects that green does and more with the spiritual foundations of our emotional intelligence. The way we handle and perceive our emotional responses to the stimuli we encounter depends on the relationship we have with ourselves. The color pink is the color of love. First and foremost, we work with pink stones to establish self-love and initiate radical self-acceptance. Learning how to be personally responsible for fulfilling our individual needs is one of the biggest challenges and gifts that we face as humans. When we succeed in loving ourselves first, we have love to share with others. Pink stones keep us aligned with our purest intentions so that we take action from a heart-centered approach, the most assured way of keeping the energy we radiate at the highest of vibrations. This communicates to the Universe that we hold ourselves and others in high regard, which creates magnetism for attracting into our lives all that we authentically desire.

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DETAILS

S — 1.75” x 1.5” x 1.75”
W — 97.7 grams