Petrified wood beads
Fossilized / silicified wood
With these magnificent Petrified Wood beads, create enchanted and original jewelry such as bracelets, necklaces, earrings or malas.
Black, beige, brown, orange, gray or white, fossilized wood can be a powerful tool in lithotherapy.
Why create jewelry with petrified wood beads?
The virtues of fossil wood in lithotherapy
The wood of the trees from which these fossils originate grew hundreds of millions of years ago, transforming itself into mineral matter.
Creating a jewel with these petrified beads is not just about creating a beautiful ornament in subtle hues; it's about recreating a connection with ancestral memory and the wisdom of the Earth.
This experience of the symbol carries with it the weight and teaching of the past. The weight, because the past can prevent us from growing; its teaching, because the wisdom conferred by the experience of time makes it possible to approach it from a new perspective.
Reconnecting to the past with a liberating vision affirms both the anchoring in our roots and the energy we put into growing into the richest version of ourselves: without becoming scattered or influenced, rediscovering a simplicity of the obvious.
Physical effects in lithotherapy
- Ideal for relaxation and meditation thanks to its Zen nature.
- It calms unruly children.
- To deal with traumatic problems from the past.
- Helps the bone system.
Purification of petrified wood beads
Reloading
Sun, fire, wind. Or the sound of chimes, singing bowls, drums, fumigation, sacred geometryChakras
Root / Third eye chakra activationAstrological signs
Taurus, LeoMineralogy of your pearls
As for their age, perhaps 220 million years would not be an exaggeration. These trees, contemporaries of the dinosaurs, were undoubtedly trapped in sediments, then gradually incorporated their minerals, while preserving the original forms of the plant. A work of nature composed today essentially of silicates, with colors related to the impurities that compose them and to their characteristics linked to pleochroism, i.e. their ability to change color according to the light that illuminates them and the point of view. These are undoubtedly fascinating minerals.
*Please note! Some minerals may be toxic and must not be licked or ingested (as such or in the form of powder, elixir or stone water) or be in prolonged contact with the skin or mucous membranes.
*The information on the stones described here are general indications based on our research and experience, and are not exhaustive.
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