Jasper kambaba earrings silver Ag 925 E51

Silver earrings with kambaba jasper . Ag 925. You are purchasing the pair shown. The weight listed is for the entire pair.

Kambaba jasper , also known as Kambaba stone or green stromatolite jasper, is an extremely old stone dating back 3 billion years. The green and black swirling color pattern of this stone is responsible for many people confusing this stone with malachite or nebula - the nebula stone. Kambaba is not actually a jasper, but rather a fossil. This stone is classified as a stromatolite, which refers to a cluster of fossilized algae that formed this mineral. One of the special fossils in Kambaba jasper is actually cyanobacteria, which are believed to have helped create the first oxygen atmosphere on Earth. Other minerals in this special combination of stones are usually quartz, feldspar, cristobalite, and albite. The exact date and location of the first discovery of this stone is unknown, but it can be found in South Africa, Madagascar, and the sea that separates them. The origin of the stone's name is also much debated, with the leading theory suggesting that Kambaba jasper was named after Cheitharol Kambaba. Cheitharol Kambaba is a court chronicle of the kings of Manipur, India, and has existed for thousands of years.

Kambaba is a very energizing stone that is traditionally said to activate our root and heart chakras. It helps provide much-needed calming for negative emotions such as guilt, trauma, grief, jealousy, anger, and sadness. This crystal helps one achieve emotional balance throughout the day and helps one remain calm in times of distress. Kambaba is also said to act as a teacher and life coach, helping you through the most challenging emotional experiences you have had to deal with.

The description of the alleged properties of the stone, which do not relate to its chemical and physical properties, is based on generally disseminated and generally available information about the traditional folk use of the stone, which is not scientifically verified, and therefore does not constitute a proposal to conclude a purchase contract pursuant to Act 89/2012 Coll.

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