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Full Moon Collection 🌕

On full moon nights, some people take out their stones and set them on a windowsill, and the full moon collection gathers what you need to follow this small ritual. Amethyst points, polished palm stones, gift sets of tumbled stones, and moon-shaped pendants are waiting here. People look for a moment to themselves here, more than a lunar power.

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Pelagia, blue apatite point seen from the front, six polished faces veined with brown and a pyramid tip.
Blue apatite point between two others of different heights, standing side by side.
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Pelagia, Blue Apatite Point

$35.00

This blue apatite point stands about 6.5 cm tall and rises along six smoothed faces to a pyramid-shaped tip where all its edges come together.

Theano, Wooden Flower of Life standing upright, interlaced circles cut out inside a double ring.
Wooden flower of life lying flat, seen in perspective.
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Theano, Wooden Flower of Life

$59.00

This 25 cm disk of pale wood, finely cut, carries a flower of life in which dozens of interlaced circles form a lattice of almond shapes, inside a double ring.

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A few pointers to find what feels like you.

A ritual, nothing more

A common practice is to leave your stones out in the moonlight for a night to, as people say, recharge them. Others take the opportunity to write down an intention, meditate, or simply look at the sky. Nothing has ever shown that the moon acts on stones: it’s a ritual, and it’s worth what you put into it.

Stones to bring out by moonlight

Amethyst, which fades if left in the sun for long, handles a night outdoors very well, on the other hand. Clear quartz, labradorite, and rose quartz are also among the stones people bring out on those nights. Best to bring them in before rain and frost.

The moon as a motif

For those who would rather wear the moon than wait for it, a few pendants and earrings take its shape. A singing bowl accompanies full moon meditations, and the gift sets bring together several stones to start a small collection.

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