The stones' surfaces are silky smooth, but not shiny
They feel so great to touch, consider using them as worry stones, add to a prayer strand, keychain, or purse/back pack adornment
These stones showcase nature's artistry, revealed through skillful cutting and polishing to imitate ancient bead shapes
Carnelian was widely used for beads in ancient Central Asia, Egypt, China, Africa and South America. The Vikings also used carnelian beads for trade. Some of the richest troves of ancient carnelian beads were found in the Royal Sumerian Tombs at Ur.
Carnelian has long been credited with giving courage in battle and good voice to timid speakers, generally supporting qualities of leadership.
Carnelian is a form of chalcedony whose natural colors range from off white through brown with the most popular color being orange, often achieved through heat treatment, even in ancient times.
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