Ouija Necklace Pendant 12.8060

Ouija Necklace Pendant 12.8060: natural Rainbow Moonstone, natural Labradorite in 925 sterling silver. One of a kind — the exact piece pictured. In Sacred Crystals' teaching Rainbow Moonstone is the Goddess Stone — the Stone of the Sacred Feminine; Labradorite is the Stone of Magick.

A planchette is a small, typically heart-shaped board with two or three small legs, which is used in conjunction with a ouija board or spirit board. The planchette is believed to move and spell out messages from spirits or subconscious thoughts of the participants. It often has a hole or a clear window in the center, allowing letters or symbols on the board to be viewed. The term "planchette" is derived from the French word for "little board." It is used primarily in spiritualism and paranormal activities.

In Sacred Crystals' Teaching

Rainbow Moonstone — Rainbow Moonstone is the Stone of the Sacred Feminine. It connects us to lunar energy and the natural rhythm of cycles, and it provides protection and increases intuition. Chakras: Crown and Third Eye.

Labradorite — Labradorite is known as a stone of magic and protection, as it has many uses in both. The Inuit people saw Labradorite as descending from the heavens — a stone of the Aurora Borealis — bringing the magical fire from the sky to the Earth. This frozen fire was thought to have mystical powers that aided in opening psychic abilities, a quality that Labradorite is still called upon for. Its color play ranges from blue to gold to purple to green, and it can be an amazing partner for meditation: you can stare at it and see new things all the time. When you ask it a question, turn it, and find answers woven into the fabric of its beautiful being. Chakras: All, with Third Eye and Root named specifically.

What Makes This Piece

• Stone: natural Rainbow Moonstone, natural Labradorite
• Metal: 925 sterling silver
• Style: Ouija
• This is the exact piece pictured — one of a kind

About the Stones

Rainbow Moonstone. Most Rainbow Moonstone is white labradorite — a plagioclase feldspar — rather than moonstone in the strict sense, which is why it flashes blue instead of glowing white. Moonstone, Peach Moonstone and Labradorite are separate stones with their own teachings.

Labradorite. Though the Inuit thought it rained down as frozen fire, Labradorite comes from deep in the earth — a feldspar formed by pressure, named for Labrador in Canada but found in Finland, Madagascar and the Appalachians too. Its inner flash is labradorescence, the Schiller effect: color play that seems to come from within and disappears as you move the stone.

Wearing & Care

Sterling silver tarnishes slowly in air; a silver polishing cloth keeps it bright. Put it on last, after perfume and lotion, and take it off for showers, swimming and sleep. Rainbow Moonstone: Water-safe for brief contact; rinse and dry rather than soaking. Feldspar chips if dropped. Labradorite: Labradorite has two directions of cleavage, so it chips if dropped on a hard surface. Do not soak it.

A Note on Your Selection

This is the piece in the photographs — one of a kind. When it is gone, it is gone.

Pairs Well With

Rainbow Moonstone Round Bead Bracelet, Rainbow Moonstone Tumbled Stone, Labradorite Round Bead Bracelet.