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Rare Rutilated Super Seven Crystal Pendant – 18K Solid Gold, High Vibration Master Healer Stone feng shui dragon The carnelian has connection to and energy cleansing Moissanite

Name: Rare Rutilated Super Seven Crystal Pendant – 18K Solid Gold, High Vibration Master Healer Stone feng shui dragon The carnelian has connection to and energy cleansing Moissanite
Brand: www.herzogmaler.de
SKU: 80455979948
Price: 188.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6606000000000005 (28 reviews)

SKU 80455979948

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Rare Rutilated Super Seven Crystal Pendant – 18K Solid Gold, High Vibration Master Healer Stone feng shui dragon The carnelian has connection to and energy cleansing Moissanite The carnelian has connection to three lower Chakras Some claim it bolsters the will to live and acts as a shield against negative influences Known as the “Melody Stone” Does not require energetic cleansing – self clearing

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