Prehnite Tumbled Stone Crystal Sphere The Sanskrit equivalent is dhyāna

The Sanskrit equivalent is dhyāna

hard for so metallic a mineral

Shares the Saang material with the Dorjee stick tube in the wider Stupa range - same blend

The stick is the root and little else

Prehnite Tumbled Stone Crystal Sphere The Sanskrit equivalent is dhyānaPrehnite small tumble polished stones of pale celadon to yellow green, translucent and lit from within like sea glass, the first mineral named after a person. Sold in a small set. From Mali. It is a calcium aluminium silicate that grows in the gas cavities of volcanic basalt; light passes a little way in and scatters, giving the clouded, lit from within look often compared to sea glass. Named in 1788 after Colonel Hendrik von Prehn, the first mineral