Mystic Merlinite Amulet Pendant

Description

“Mystic Merlinite is the name given to a unique mineral discovered in Madagascar. It has not been fully analyzed, but it appears to be constituted of quartz, feldspar and several trace minerals. Its color is a swirling blend of black, grey and white.

Mystic Merlinite can part the veils between the visible and invisible worlds, opening the doors to deeper intuitive abilities. It can facilitate opening the dormant areas of the mind. It increases sensitivity to the communications of the subtle realms, allowing one to “talk” with plant and animal spirits, and devic entities… The black and white mixture of Mystic Merlinite symbolizes the Light and Shadow sides of the self, both of which one must embrace in the moment of inner awakening.” –Robert Simmons “Pocket Book of Stones”

Metaphysical Properties

Key Words: Alignment of the chakra column, balancing and integrating polarities, claiming one’s wholeness.

Chakras: All.

Element: Fire and Earth.

Physical: Encourages recovery from spinal misalignments and joint problems.

Emotional: Encourages one to reclaim exiled soul parts without judgment.

Spiritual: Aids elemental magic, mystic union.

Astrology: Gemini, Libra, Libra and Scorpio.

Numerology: 6: Wisdom, Wealth and Discipline and 8: Harmony, Balance, success, self-discipline and Destiny.

Product Details:

The quartz component has a trigonal (hexagonal) crystal system and a hardness of 7 on the Moh scale. The feldspar component has a monoclinic crystal system and a hardness of 5 to 6 on the Moh Scale.
Origins: Madagascar
Size: 1 inch by 1.5 inches, Weight: 0.050 Lbs.
Specimens vary slightly in shape, size and color intensity and wrapped in .925 Sterling Silver and mounted on a 3″ x 2″ card as shown. Scientific and metaphysical information is on the back of the cards..

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