Description
A small collection of natural glass and desert stones, each one formed by heat, fire or time in a different corner of the world. You will receive the exact piece shown.
Looking for Libyan desert glass? See our Libyan desert glass pendants in sterling silver, and read our guide to Libyan desert glass.
Darwin Glass
Impact glass from the area around Darwin Crater in western Tasmania, formed around 800,000 years ago. Usually dark, glassy and rough, it is often kept as a grounding stone for change and new beginnings.
- C Darwin Glass, £9
Colombianite
A rounded, pitted natural glass found in the Cauca valley of Colombia. Its origin is still debated, with volcanic and impact theories both put forward, which only adds to its appeal. It is traditionally used as a calm, steadying stone.
- D Colombianite, £9
Agni Manitite
A black natural glass from Java, Indonesia, whose name comes from the Sanskrit for fire pearl. In crystal tradition it is linked with willpower, courage and inner fire.
- E Agni Manitite, £9
Prophecy Stone
A brown desert concretion from the White Desert of Egypt, formed as iron minerals gathered around a core over a very long time. Traditionally held during meditation and quiet reflection, and valued as a grounding stone.
- F Prophecy Stone, £9
Holding a piece in the palm for a few slow breaths is a gentle way to get to know it. The clear display stand is for photography only.
Correspondences are traditional and are offered as part of a practice, not as a substitute for medical or professional advice.
Not sure which to choose? Our guide, tektites explained, walks through each stone and its story.
