I have one small piece on a pendant with kyanite. No sello, no trado.

Look here: http://www.arkadiancolle...-natural-moldavite-gems

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We're not supposed to discuss any sort of transaction on the forum.

Sorry

my inline bubbler has a piece fused into the glass, its pretty cool

I love working with different crystal combinations: to mark the space around a ceremony, on the body, or dropped into the water chamber of a bong.

I've had some cool experiences with rose quartz (always soothing), selenite, and various kyanites. I find lapis to be a bit strong to put against the body directly for any period of time. Fluorite is very accurately described as "a psychic vacuum cleaner."

I have a giant crystal ball, too, cherry quartz.

Point being, crystals can definitely add a LOT to a ceremony and are worth exploring. (Just don't overdo it! )

SWIM adds moldavite to swims changa blends....
talk about hyperspace....

Sorry mods.

I've already got a few pieces of moldavite but I want to buy a piece over 20g. It costs an absolute fortune. If anyone has seen a good site let me know. So far 19.15g for 69GBP is the best I've seen. Some places charge around 80GBP just for 10g.

Anyone tried Azeztulite? that stone is something else. When I've been doing ayahuasca and nothing is happening, I sit with azeztulite and meditate, it then opens me up enough for the trip to kick in.

What do you want it for? does it have any secret healing properties I should know about?

Pics!

If you are able to travel to Quartzsite Arizona http://www.tysonwells.com/rockshow.html in January or Tucson Arizona http://www.visittucson.org/visitor/events/gemshow/ the first week in Feburary, you may find ANY crystal or mineral at excellent prices, if you have time to shop around. Quartzsite is a huge swap meet, maybe five or six square miles, on a good year, with a fair supply of gem and mineral booths. It's a place where snowbirds camp in RVs from October to March for miles around out in the desert for free. The swap meet started happening due to the snowbirds and has grown to a yearly institution. The Tuscon gem and mineral show happens all over town, in hotels and in tents in parking lots. It's more elegant, but many dealers go to both shows. In both places you will meet folks who treck treasures out of mines in places like Afghanistan, getting shot at, nearly freezing to death...to end up in a hotel room-turned-jewelry store for a week. Exceptional.

I have had interesting meditations with kyanite (blue) and kunzite (clear pink). Kunzite starts with a high pitched silent ringing. Kyanite is more dense. Lepidolite (which sometimes comes with tourmaline in it) seems to help back off the dark stuff.

There are some very tiny, exceptional crystals from the Hot Springs, Arkansas, area with very high pitched and energizing voices.

Minerals are cool.