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L Tumble Stone - Prehnite
L Tumble Stone - Prehnite

24x L Tumble Stone - Prehnite

Product code: TBm-53

Price (Excl. Tax)
£10.67 (£0.44/piece)
RRP
£0.90/piece

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Product Specification
Net Weight
11 g/piece
Shipping Weight
264 g
Barcode
5055796569953

Prehnite forms in the veins and depressions of volcanic rocks, often basaltic, but also occurs in granites. In the past it has been mistaken for jade, serpentine, chrysoprase and other gemstones. 

The subdued, apple-green colour of prehnite blends beautifully with gold, but it really shines in combination with silver. 

Prehnite is considered a "dream stone". It is believed to enhance lucid dreaming and promote communication with other planes of existence. It is also considered the "stone of prophecy" long used by the indigenous peoples of South Africa.

These gemstones are packed in bags of 24 and are approximately 20-30mm per stone.

Are small pits, lines or uneven areas in a polished stone a fault? +

Not automatically. Tumbling smooths and polishes the surface, but it does not necessarily remove every natural inclusion, fracture or indentation. A stone with normal mineral features is acceptable; obvious fresh breaks, sharp damaged edges or significant chips should be treated differently.

Can all tumble stones be cleaned in the same way? +

No. Different gemstones react differently to water, heat, chemicals and ultrasonic cleaning, so one intensive cleaning method should not be recommended for the whole collection. A soft cloth is the safest general starting point; where suitable, gentle cleaning with mild soapy water is preferable to strong chemicals, steam or ultrasonic equipment.

Will the polished surface scratch or chip with everyday handling? +

It can. Hardness and toughness vary considerably between gemstones, so some stones tolerate knocks better than others. Customers carrying stones in a pocket or bag should ideally keep them away from keys, coins and harder objects if they want to preserve the polish.

Can I advertise specific healing benefits for the stones? +

Crystal associations can be described as spiritual traditions or personal beliefs, but medical or therapeutic effects should not be presented as proven facts.

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