-Refined hemp-Manihar crystal & black star sapphire x macrame leather necklace

This crystal was mined near the village of Manihar, deep in the southern Garsa Valley in the Kullu region of northern India. Currently, the mine has been closed by the Indian government, and it is one of the precious Stone with less circulation and a rising price. It is difficult to tell from the photograph, but this is a bipyramidal quartz crystal, and it is an attractive crystal that looks like a beautiful bloom of clusters of particularly eye-catching, dark green Stone. In addition, black granular Stone called anatase is attached to the tip of the quartz, which is one of the characteristics of Manihar quartz. To show off this beautiful Manihar crystal, we have created a special piece that is wrapped in leather adorned with black star sapphires and has a neck strap made from refined Noshu hemp. The upper part of the leather is left uncut to express wildness, and the arrow-like engraving represents the flow of energy. Furthermore, the design allows the firmly held Manihar crystal to be removed, so you can admire the whole piece to your heart's content whenever you like, or you can purify just the crystal by itself. *When removing, please take great care and remove slowly so as not to chip or scratch the chlorite or fine linen. ・Manihal Quartz (from India) Length 6.2cm Width 2.3cm Thickness 1.8cm ・Black star sapphire (from Sri Lanka) Length 1cm Width 0.8cm ・Nubuck leather (antique finish) ・Pendant top decoration Wax cord, 14kgf ・Adjuster: Leather and waxed cord ・String and tassels: refined hemp (Yashu hemp/Tochigi) Neck strap length: Maximum 90cm (size adjustable) The more you use it, the softer it becomes. If the fuzz becomes noticeable, gently rub it down with a handkerchief dampened with clean water or your fingertips to bring it together. Please refrain from bathing or swimming in the sea while wearing natural stones. Do not place them in hot places. Because these are natural minerals and ores, they may contain inclusions, scratches, cracks, etc., but we hope you will understand that these are characteristics of natural stones. In addition, there may be slight differences in the color of the photos depending on the monitor environment, and slight errors in size and weight may occur depending on how it is measured. No.218