DVH Fairy Quadruple Hag Stone Concretion 4 Fossil Grass Holes 29x28x20mm (5556)

Natural stone formation with a natural hole where fossil horsetail grass was growing millenia ago. This hole wasn't worn through or drilled through, it was where the shaft of the plant stalk was, making this a unique fairy stone that is also a hag stone with a "grass hole." Looking through the hole allows one access to visions of other dimensions. Measurements in title in millimeters.

I found one vendor out of all of the gem & mineral trade shows Tucson that had lots of these Fairy stones (aka Goddess Stones) and I picked through thousands to get only the best quality with the most dramatic forms. Color may darken up from your body oils as you handle it. This is natural stone formation, a calcium carbonate concretion rich in silica, found in the Harricana River in Quebec, Canada. Some of the native Algonquin people of the area and many others believe that these stones protect against bad spirits and bring good health and prosperity. Geologically they are very young and formed in recent millenia. Little lines and squiggles on the back are thought to be the fossil remains of the roots of a shallow swamp plant, probably horsetail grass, around which these concretions originally formed, showing the interconnection between living things and rocks. They have a strong connection to the healing energies of the planet.

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