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Stromatolite Tumble Stone no. 41 - 19 grams | Gemstone

Regular price 32,00 kr
SKU: ST-TR-41-19

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Stromatolite is a rusty-brown stone with a distinctive, layered pattern — a rock that bears the traces of one of the earliest life forms on Earth. This tumbled stone specimen, no. 41, weighs 19.5 grams and has a smooth, polished texture.

Due to its compact size, this tumbled stone is ideal for holding during meditation or displaying as a decorative object in your home. It also makes a beautiful addition to a growing gemstone collection. Want to buy Stromatolite? This unique specimen is ready for you.

You will receive the exact specimen shown in the photo.

Weight approx.: 19.5 grams
Size: approx. 2.64 x 2.52 x 2.00 cm
No.: 41

 

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Stromatolite effect and meaning

Stromatolite is traditionally associated with grounding, transformation, and processing experiences.

The stone is often associated with supporting personal development and letting go of what no longer serves you. Stromatolite is also used by many during meditation or moments of reflection on one's life path.

Additionally, Stromatolite is experienced by many as relaxing and calming, and linked to a feeling of connection with nature and the earth.

What is Stromatolite?

Stromatolite is fossilized algae, one of the earliest life forms on Earth. These ancient microorganisms are believed to have contributed to oxygen formation on our planet billions of years ago. The stone therefore has a rusty-brown color with a distinctive, layered pattern that testifies to its long history.