Campo del Cielo Meteorite, Pyrite, and Stainless Steel Necklace
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Meteorite: 1 x 1.5 inches
Pyrite: 10MM
Spikes: 10MM x 5MM
The Campo del Cielo fell to Earth more than 4000 years ago and are though to be 4.5 billion years old. The Meteorite was discovered in 1576 by a Spanish military expedition.
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Campo del Cielo Meteorite: Iron meteorites located 1,000 kilometers northwest of Buenos Aires, Argentina. The date of the fall is estimated to be 4,200–4,700 years ago (2,200–2,700 BC). This Meteorite is the densest and heaviest one ever recovered on Earth at over 1000 tons. While already known to aboriginal inhabitants, the discovery of the meteorites weren’t officially recorded until 1576. The name Campo del Cielo means Field of Heaven.
Also known as The Phoenix Stone, the meteorite is said to inspire one to persevere through challenging times and turn painful experiences into renewed personal power. This is an element said to possess intense Shamanistic powers that open new levels of awareness, wisdom, and connection to the energies of the universal fabric. It’s a stone of strength and endurance, commitment, enlightenment, growth and spiritual rebirth.
Creates an expanded mind & auric field. Opens the third eye & facilitates inter-dimensional communication. Boosts creativity, imagination, inspiration & inventive solutions. Extremely energizing & a strong amplifier of all energy as well as other crystals. Increases optimistic power enhancing manifestation & creation abilities.
Connects to other worlds, alternate realms & ancient beings. Awakens dormant psychic powers opening doorways to the soul’s life purpose. Releases karmic ties, dissolves past life contracts & seals karmic wounds. A powerful protector which shields from negative energies & stimulates Kundalini life force energy preventing attachments. Brings forgiveness, happiness & peace.
Pyrite: Also known as Fool’s Gold, is a powerful stone for protection, luck, money and prosperity. Use to manifest abundance by drawing high-frequency energy into the physical body. Pyrite in each hand during meditation can help to re-balance your aura and bring renewed energy for attraction and creation. In ancient Mesoamerican cultures it was used to make mirrors. Native Indian tribes of the Americas considered it a magical healing stone. Before the 1800’s, it was favored as a decorative stone and in the Victorian age it was extremely popular in jewelry. Origin: worldwide
Also known as The Phoenix Stone, the meteorite is said to inspire one to persevere through challenging times and turn painful experiences into renewed personal power. This is an element said to possess intense Shamanistic powers that open new levels of awareness, wisdom, and connection to the energies of the universal fabric. It’s a stone of strength and endurance, commitment, enlightenment, growth and spiritual rebirth.
Creates an expanded mind & auric field. Opens the third eye & facilitates inter-dimensional communication. Boosts creativity, imagination, inspiration & inventive solutions. Extremely energizing & a strong amplifier of all energy as well as other crystals. Increases optimistic power enhancing manifestation & creation abilities.
Connects to other worlds, alternate realms & ancient beings. Awakens dormant psychic powers opening doorways to the soul’s life purpose. Releases karmic ties, dissolves past life contracts & seals karmic wounds. A powerful protector which shields from negative energies & stimulates Kundalini life force energy preventing attachments. Brings forgiveness, happiness & peace.
Pyrite: Also known as Fool’s Gold, is a powerful stone for protection, luck, money and prosperity. Use to manifest abundance by drawing high-frequency energy into the physical body. Pyrite in each hand during meditation can help to re-balance your aura and bring renewed energy for attraction and creation. In ancient Mesoamerican cultures it was used to make mirrors. Native Indian tribes of the Americas considered it a magical healing stone. Before the 1800’s, it was favored as a decorative stone and in the Victorian age it was extremely popular in jewelry. Origin: worldwide