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Mount Shasta Blue Opal Raw Stone aventurine boosting self-esteem and survivability

Mount Shasta Blue Opal Raw Stone aventurine boosting self-esteem and survivabilityMount Shasta Opal is found in only one place in the world: at the base of Mount Shasta in Northern California. The opal deposits were formed by volcanic activity millions of years ago, and the unique energy of this region has imbued the stones with powerful metaphysical properties. These crystals have a deep connection to the spiritual realm and can be used to facilitate communication with otherworldly beings and spiritual work. It can also be used to

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boosting self-esteem and survivability

the Hamsa is believed to provide defense against the evil eye

A gently uplifting stone

Beautiful rose quartz hearts surrounded by empowering amethyst points

Author: Colette Baron-Reid

Mount Shasta Blue Opal Raw Stone aventurine boosting self-esteem and survivabilityMount Shasta Opal is found in only one place in the world: at the base of Mount Shasta in Northern California. The opal deposits were formed by volcanic activity millions of years ago, and the unique energy of this region has imbued the stones with powerful metaphysical properties. These crystals have a deep connection to the spiritual realm and can be used to facilitate communication with otherworldly beings and spiritual work. It can also be used to

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