SHUNGITE | HEALING PROPERTIES, FORMATION & EMF PROTECTION 🌌

[@Dorje17]

Very interesting,Thanks!

[@naturalliving_]

Glad you liked it!😊

[@zandramccoy1910]

What is the energy, vibration, frequency properties difference between polished and raw shungite crystals!? I own a raw crystal, my grandson owns a polished one!!

[@Dgland8688-os1br]

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[@prathameshsangvekar7007]

Iove mam. too so❤❤❤❤💕

[@ButterflyHummingbird]

Good research, but incomplete. You didn’t mention the newer discovery of a large deposit of Shungite in Colombia, which is slightly less effective in all areas when compared to the Colombian deposit, although I believe testing is ongoing. Due to the reduced effectiveness, the Colombian Shungite is less expensive than the Russian. But buyer beware! Unscrupulous sellers will attempt to pass off the lower quality Colombian stone for Russian. Know how to question! And most important of all, you completely missed any coverage of the difference between Noble or Elite Shungite and Regular Shungite! The former is not just a polished form of the latter! In fact, Noble/Elite Shungite, which is what you’d use for water purification, cannot be shaped, molded, carved or tumbled due to its extremely high silica content - it’s like glass, it shatters! The Regular variety, used to make shaped pieces, such as pendants, pendulums, spheres, pyramids, healing tools and jewelry, is only 70-80% Carbon, making it much easier to mold, shape and carve. But it’s still extremely breakable so BE CAREFUL! I once allowed a Snowflake Obsidian laying on the bed to slowly roll into a double-terminated Shungite healing wand which snapped clean in half, rendering it useless. Perhaps you could do a second Shungite video, just going into the details on how the two types are formed, what they’ve each been used for historically, how (or if) they differ energetically and anything else you can ‘dig’ up 😂 There’s still a lot I have to learn about it. Thanks again! Blessed be! 🎊 🎉

[@naturalliving_]

Wow thank you for sharing this, that’s so interesting!

[@glenhoff1443]

The Columbian type is called Raquerite. Buyer beware!