Thomsonite Balls Lot 511 - Specimens from India Sea Shells Being an amplifying crystal

Being an amplifying crystal

First found in Oregon in 1967

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It increases personal power and physical energy

Thomsonite Balls Lot 511 - Specimens from India Sea Shells Being an amplifying crystalTHE MINERAL THOMSONITE Thomsonite is an uncommon and desirable member of the zeolite group, forming in unique and interesting crystal aggregates. In 1997, the Zeolite Subcommittee of the IMA divided this mineral into two individual sub species, thereby regarding Thomsonite as a series of two members. The series is defined by calcium and strontium end members. Common Thomsonite, which is calcium dominating, is called Thomsonite Ca, and is usually pure