Hello!
I would like to make a satanic rosary!
What material would be good to use? Wood, stone or plastic ?
If is stone what kind of stone is better? Projective or receptive stones?
Thanks
Satanic rosary
Astardastar1 min to read
I would not recommend wood or plastic. I had a plastic rosary and it was an empty thing. I would recommend you to use stones, or metal. I use projective stones for a rosary. There are many stones, each one has different properties. For a rosary you need something that can be charged with a lot of energy. I have a rosary made of ruby and one made of iron pyrite. I made them both. They both can be charged with a lot of energy. It is better to have one for white magic and one for black magic/destruction. Other stones that can be loaded with a large amount of energy is black tourmaline and onyx. Aventurine and hematite are good too, as well as obsidian. Of course there are many more stones that can be used to create a rosary but that's what I use.
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I would not recommend wood or plastic. I had a plastic rosary and it was an empty thing. I would recommend you to use stones, or metal. I use projective stones for a rosary. There are many stones, each one has different properties. For a rosary you need something that can be charged with a lot of energy. I have a rosary made of ruby and one made of iron pyrite. I made them both. They both can be charged with a lot of energy. It is better to have one for white magic and one for black magic/destruction. Other stones that can be loaded with a large amount of energy is black tourmaline and onyx. Aventurine and hematite are good too, as well as obsidian. Of course there are many more stones that can be used to create a rosary but that's what I use.
Give this a look!: :33
https://youtu.be/40MI1eLNxAE
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Give this a look!: :33
https://youtu.be/40MI1eLNxAE
I would not recommend wood or plastic. I had a plastic rosary and it was an empty thing. I would recommend you to use stones, or metal. I use projective stones for a rosary. There are many stones, each one has different properties. For a rosary you need something that can be charged with a lot of energy. I have a rosary made of ruby and one made of iron pyrite. I made them both. They both can be charged with a lot of energy. It is better to have one for white magic and one for black magic/destruction. Other stones that can be loaded with a large amount of energy is black tourmaline and onyx. Aventurine and hematite are good too, as well as obsidian. Of course there are many more stones that can be used to create a rosary but that's what I use.
Thank you very much for answer. Please, can you tell me which kind if stones are preferred for white and which for black magic? And which can be used to both, depending on what we charge them?
Thank you very much
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I would not recommend wood or plastic. I had a plastic rosary and it was an empty thing. I would recommend you to use stones, or metal. I use projective stones for a rosary. There are many stones, each one has different properties. For a rosary you need something that can be charged with a lot of energy. I have a rosary made of ruby and one made of iron pyrite. I made them both. They both can be charged with a lot of energy. It is better to have one for white magic and one for black magic/destruction. Other stones that can be loaded with a large amount of energy is black tourmaline and onyx. Aventurine and hematite are good too, as well as obsidian. Of course there are many more stones that can be used to create a rosary but that's what I use.
Thank you very much for answer. Please, can you tell me which kind if stones are preferred for white and which for black magic? And which can be used to both, depending on what we charge them?
Thank you very much
Hello!
I would like to make a satanic rosary!
What material would be good to use? Wood, stone or plastic ?
If is stone what kind of stone is better? Projective or receptive stones?
Thanks
Just use whatever you like and/or can afford to spend. It's mainly used for keeping count. Any material can be charged with energy.
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Hello!
I would like to make a satanic rosary!
What material would be good to use? Wood, stone or plastic ?
If is stone what kind of stone is better? Projective or receptive stones?
Thanks
Just use whatever you like and/or can afford to spend. It's mainly used for keeping count. Any material can be charged with energy.
I would not recommend wood or plastic. I had a plastic rosary and it was an empty thing. I would recommend you to use stones, or metal. I use projective stones for a rosary. There are many stones, each one has different properties. For a rosary you need something that can be charged with a lot of energy. I have a rosary made of ruby and one made of iron pyrite. I made them both. They both can be charged with a lot of energy. It is better to have one for white magic and one for black magic/destruction. Other stones that can be loaded with a large amount of energy is black tourmaline and onyx. Aventurine and hematite are good too, as well as obsidian. Of course there are many more stones that can be used to create a rosary but that's what I use.
Mine is made of plastic beads, as I only use it for counting. But good suggestion for those who wish to add power to their rosaries.
On a side note, it would be a nice idea for people to share pictures of their hand-made rosaries.
My profile picture is just fun artwork and not spiritually, historically or geographically accurate. Tigers are primarily from Asia, not Egypt.
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I would not recommend wood or plastic. I had a plastic rosary and it was an empty thing. I would recommend you to use stones, or metal. I use projective stones for a rosary. There are many stones, each one has different properties. For a rosary you need something that can be charged with a lot of energy. I have a rosary made of ruby and one made of iron pyrite. I made them both. They both can be charged with a lot of energy. It is better to have one for white magic and one for black magic/destruction. Other stones that can be loaded with a large amount of energy is black tourmaline and onyx. Aventurine and hematite are good too, as well as obsidian. Of course there are many more stones that can be used to create a rosary but that's what I use.
Mine is made of plastic beads, as I only use it for counting. But good suggestion for those who wish to add power to their rosaries.
On a side note, it would be a nice idea for people to share pictures of their hand-made rosaries.
I would not recommend wood or plastic. I had a plastic rosary and it was an empty thing. I would recommend you to use stones, or metal. I use projective stones for a rosary. There are many stones, each one has different properties. For a rosary you need something that can be charged with a lot of energy. I have a rosary made of ruby and one made of iron pyrite. I made them both. They both can be charged with a lot of energy. It is better to have one for white magic and one for black magic/destruction. Other stones that can be loaded with a large amount of energy is black tourmaline and onyx. Aventurine and hematite are good too, as well as obsidian. Of course there are many more stones that can be used to create a rosary but that's what I use.
To be honest, not everyone can afford to buy such gemstones or even iron, some people are only capable of buying plastic ones or wood ones, as they are cheaper and easier to make. That is just to clarify it.
I personally cannot yet afford such gemstones, I have plastic ones and they're quite nice and easy to use.
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I would not recommend wood or plastic. I had a plastic rosary and it was an empty thing. I would recommend you to use stones, or metal. I use projective stones for a rosary. There are many stones, each one has different properties. For a rosary you need something that can be charged with a lot of energy. I have a rosary made of ruby and one made of iron pyrite. I made them both. They both can be charged with a lot of energy. It is better to have one for white magic and one for black magic/destruction. Other stones that can be loaded with a large amount of energy is black tourmaline and onyx. Aventurine and hematite are good too, as well as obsidian. Of course there are many more stones that can be used to create a rosary but that's what I use.
To be honest, not everyone can afford to buy such gemstones or even iron, some people are only capable of buying plastic ones or wood ones, as they are cheaper and easier to make. That is just to clarify it.
I personally cannot yet afford such gemstones, I have plastic ones and they're quite nice and easy to use.
I would not recommend wood or plastic. I had a plastic rosary and it was an empty thing. I would recommend you to use stones, or metal. I use projective stones for a rosary. There are many stones, each one has different properties. For a rosary you need something that can be charged with a lot of energy. I have a rosary made of ruby and one made of iron pyrite. I made them both. They both can be charged with a lot of energy. It is better to have one for white magic and one for black magic/destruction. Other stones that can be loaded with a large amount of energy is black tourmaline and onyx. Aventurine and hematite are good too, as well as obsidian. Of course there are many more stones that can be used to create a rosary but that's what I use.
To be honest, not everyone can afford to buy such gemstones or even iron, some people are only capable of buying plastic ones or wood ones, as they are cheaper and easier to make. That is just to clarify it.
I personally cannot yet afford such gemstones, I have plastic ones and they're quite nice and easy to use.
Thank you very much for answer. Plastic sure is more easy to get it, for there are 108 pieces to be there. Happy to know it works the plastic which is more easy to buy it. Yet sure I would like to know about the stones which are more proper to create a rosary.
Thank you very much
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I would not recommend wood or plastic. I had a plastic rosary and it was an empty thing. I would recommend you to use stones, or metal. I use projective stones for a rosary. There are many stones, each one has different properties. For a rosary you need something that can be charged with a lot of energy. I have a rosary made of ruby and one made of iron pyrite. I made them both. They both can be charged with a lot of energy. It is better to have one for white magic and one for black magic/destruction. Other stones that can be loaded with a large amount of energy is black tourmaline and onyx. Aventurine and hematite are good too, as well as obsidian. Of course there are many more stones that can be used to create a rosary but that's what I use.
To be honest, not everyone can afford to buy such gemstones or even iron, some people are only capable of buying plastic ones or wood ones, as they are cheaper and easier to make. That is just to clarify it.
I personally cannot yet afford such gemstones, I have plastic ones and they're quite nice and easy to use.
Thank you very much for answer. Plastic sure is more easy to get it, for there are 108 pieces to be there. Happy to know it works the plastic which is more easy to buy it. Yet sure I would like to know about the stones which are more proper to create a rosary.
Thank you very much
I would not recommend wood or plastic. I had a plastic rosary and it was an empty thing. I would recommend you to use stones, or metal. I use projective stones for a rosary. There are many stones, each one has different properties. For a rosary you need something that can be charged with a lot of energy. I have a rosary made of ruby and one made of iron pyrite. I made them both. They both can be charged with a lot of energy. It is better to have one for white magic and one for black magic/destruction. Other stones that can be loaded with a large amount of energy is black tourmaline and onyx. Aventurine and hematite are good too, as well as obsidian. Of course there are many more stones that can be used to create a rosary but that's what I use.
Thank you very much for answer. Please, can you tell me which kind if stones are preferred for white and which for black magic? And which can be used to both, depending on what we charge them?
Thank you very much
Gemstones can store plenty of energy. The energy you store you can use it for whatever you want. Typically the projective gems are the "male" and the receptive gems are the "female". Active and passive. You can use each stone according to its properties. Generally, projective stones can be used for heal and destruction and receptive can be used for divination, visions, dreams, love, fertility, past life regression, etc. but each one has specific properties. Although this is not the rule for me, just focus on what you want to accomplish and then look for the stone that can complement your goal. See if it is receptive or projective and charge it. The colour of the stone can help you categorize the stone (projective stones are usually red, orange or yellow and receptive stones are green, purple, translucent or blue). Each stones' vibration is linked with a planet. The planets have their own main stones.
Generally i use projective stones for black magic and receptive stones for white magic. I think this way they are more effective but it is not a rule. For example for healing I use projective stones. For me black tourmaline can be used on both black and white magic, as well as crystal quartz, azurite, opal and hematite. Just use whatever you feel right for you and see the results.
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I would not recommend wood or plastic. I had a plastic rosary and it was an empty thing. I would recommend you to use stones, or metal. I use projective stones for a rosary. There are many stones, each one has different properties. For a rosary you need something that can be charged with a lot of energy. I have a rosary made of ruby and one made of iron pyrite. I made them both. They both can be charged with a lot of energy. It is better to have one for white magic and one for black magic/destruction. Other stones that can be loaded with a large amount of energy is black tourmaline and onyx. Aventurine and hematite are good too, as well as obsidian. Of course there are many more stones that can be used to create a rosary but that's what I use.
Thank you very much for answer. Please, can you tell me which kind if stones are preferred for white and which for black magic? And which can be used to both, depending on what we charge them?
Thank you very much
Gemstones can store plenty of energy. The energy you store you can use it for whatever you want. Typically the projective gems are the "male" and the receptive gems are the "female". Active and passive. You can use each stone according to its properties. Generally, projective stones can be used for heal and destruction and receptive can be used for divination, visions, dreams, love, fertility, past life regression, etc. but each one has specific properties. Although this is not the rule for me, just focus on what you want to accomplish and then look for the stone that can complement your goal. See if it is receptive or projective and charge it. The colour of the stone can help you categorize the stone (projective stones are usually red, orange or yellow and receptive stones are green, purple, translucent or blue). Each stones' vibration is linked with a planet. The planets have their own main stones.
Generally i use projective stones for black magic and receptive stones for white magic. I think this way they are more effective but it is not a rule. For example for healing I use projective stones. For me black tourmaline can be used on both black and white magic, as well as crystal quartz, azurite, opal and hematite. Just use whatever you feel right for you and see the results.
I would not recommend wood or plastic. I had a plastic rosary and it was an empty thing. I would recommend you to use stones, or metal. I use projective stones for a rosary. There are many stones, each one has different properties. For a rosary you need something that can be charged with a lot of energy. I have a rosary made of ruby and one made of iron pyrite. I made them both. They both can be charged with a lot of energy. It is better to have one for white magic and one for black magic/destruction. Other stones that can be loaded with a large amount of energy is black tourmaline and onyx. Aventurine and hematite are good too, as well as obsidian. Of course there are many more stones that can be used to create a rosary but that's what I use.
Mine is made of plastic beads, as I only use it for counting. But good suggestion for those who wish to add power to their rosaries.
On a side note, it would be a nice idea for people to share pictures of their hand-made rosaries.
For counting plastic is fine. My first was made by plastic and I really love it!
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I would not recommend wood or plastic. I had a plastic rosary and it was an empty thing. I would recommend you to use stones, or metal. I use projective stones for a rosary. There are many stones, each one has different properties. For a rosary you need something that can be charged with a lot of energy. I have a rosary made of ruby and one made of iron pyrite. I made them both. They both can be charged with a lot of energy. It is better to have one for white magic and one for black magic/destruction. Other stones that can be loaded with a large amount of energy is black tourmaline and onyx. Aventurine and hematite are good too, as well as obsidian. Of course there are many more stones that can be used to create a rosary but that's what I use.
Mine is made of plastic beads, as I only use it for counting. But good suggestion for those who wish to add power to their rosaries.
On a side note, it would be a nice idea for people to share pictures of their hand-made rosaries.
For counting plastic is fine. My first was made by plastic and I really love it!
If you have a little money, you should buy a 108 beads rudrakha and then clean its energy for personal use. While its true that its mainly used for keeping count, rudraksha has generationally been used as mala beads for hundreds of years. Not that it makes any difference.
https://www.amazon.com/Rudraksha-Rudrakha-Original-Himalayan-Collection/dp/B07BMSYPMR/ref=mp_s_a_1_7?ie=UTF8&qid=1539658615&sr=8-7&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_FMwebp_QL65&keywords=rudraksha+beads&dpPl=1&dpID=51QqKztdyeL&ref=plSrch
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If you have a little money, you should buy a 108 beads rudrakha and then clean its energy for personal use. While its true that its mainly used for keeping count, rudraksha has generationally been used as mala beads for hundreds of years. Not that it makes any difference.
https://www.amazon.com/Rudraksha-Rudrakha-Original-Himalayan-Collection/dp/B07BMSYPMR/ref=mp_s_a_1_7?ie=UTF8&qid=1539658615&sr=8-7&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_FMwebp_QL65&keywords=rudraksha+beads&dpPl=1&dpID=51QqKztdyeL&ref=plSrch
I would not recommend wood or plastic. I had a plastic rosary and it was an empty thing. I would recommend you to use stones, or metal. I use projective stones for a rosary. There are many stones, each one has different properties. For a rosary you need something that can be charged with a lot of energy. I have a rosary made of ruby and one made of iron pyrite. I made them both. They both can be charged with a lot of energy. It is better to have one for white magic and one for black magic/destruction. Other stones that can be loaded with a large amount of energy is black tourmaline and onyx. Aventurine and hematite are good too, as well as obsidian. Of course there are many more stones that can be used to create a rosary but that's what I use.
To be honest, not everyone can afford to buy such gemstones or even iron, some people are only capable of buying plastic ones or wood ones, as they are cheaper and easier to make. That is just to clarify it.
I personally cannot yet afford such gemstones, I have plastic ones and they're quite nice and easy to use.
There is a variety of gemstones. If you search online or local you can find gemstones that have the same cost with plastic or wooden. Just don't expect to find cheap gemstones at the jewellery store next to your house. You have to devote some time for searching. I have found many times wooden being more expensive than gemstone. Also making a rosary with plastic or wooden has the same level of difficulty with making with metal or gemstone.
Plastic and wood are fine for counting but they lack of the ability to store large amounts of energy. Astardastar asked what is good and I replied that the best is metal or gemstone because they can store large amounts of energy. I gave an example and just said what I use.
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I would not recommend wood or plastic. I had a plastic rosary and it was an empty thing. I would recommend you to use stones, or metal. I use projective stones for a rosary. There are many stones, each one has different properties. For a rosary you need something that can be charged with a lot of energy. I have a rosary made of ruby and one made of iron pyrite. I made them both. They both can be charged with a lot of energy. It is better to have one for white magic and one for black magic/destruction. Other stones that can be loaded with a large amount of energy is black tourmaline and onyx. Aventurine and hematite are good too, as well as obsidian. Of course there are many more stones that can be used to create a rosary but that's what I use.
To be honest, not everyone can afford to buy such gemstones or even iron, some people are only capable of buying plastic ones or wood ones, as they are cheaper and easier to make. That is just to clarify it.
I personally cannot yet afford such gemstones, I have plastic ones and they're quite nice and easy to use.
There is a variety of gemstones. If you search online or local you can find gemstones that have the same cost with plastic or wooden. Just don't expect to find cheap gemstones at the jewellery store next to your house. You have to devote some time for searching. I have found many times wooden being more expensive than gemstone. Also making a rosary with plastic or wooden has the same level of difficulty with making with metal or gemstone.
Plastic and wood are fine for counting but they lack of the ability to store large amounts of energy. Astardastar asked what is good and I replied that the best is metal or gemstone because they can store large amounts of energy. I gave an example and just said what I use.
I would not recommend wood or plastic. I had a plastic rosary and it was an empty thing. I would recommend you to use stones, or metal. I use projective stones for a rosary. There are many stones, each one has different properties. For a rosary you need something that can be charged with a lot of energy. I have a rosary made of ruby and one made of iron pyrite. I made them both. They both can be charged with a lot of energy. It is better to have one for white magic and one for black magic/destruction. Other stones that can be loaded with a large amount of energy is black tourmaline and onyx. Aventurine and hematite are good too, as well as obsidian. Of course there are many more stones that can be used to create a rosary but that's what I use.
To be honest, not everyone can afford to buy such gemstones or even iron, some people are only capable of buying plastic ones or wood ones, as they are cheaper and easier to make. That is just to clarify it.
I personally cannot yet afford such gemstones, I have plastic ones and they're quite nice and easy to use.
There is a variety of gemstones. If you search online or local you can find gemstones that have the same cost with plastic or wooden. Just don't expect to find cheap gemstones at the jewellery store next to your house. You have to devote some time for searching. I have found many times wooden being more expensive than gemstone. Also making a rosary with plastic or wooden has the same level of difficulty with making with metal or gemstone.
Plastic and wood are fine for counting but they lack of the ability to store large amounts of energy. Astardastar asked what is good and I replied that the best is metal or gemstone because they can store large amounts of energy. I gave an example and just said what I use.
Alright, thank you for the suggestion!!
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I would not recommend wood or plastic. I had a plastic rosary and it was an empty thing. I would recommend you to use stones, or metal. I use projective stones for a rosary. There are many stones, each one has different properties. For a rosary you need something that can be charged with a lot of energy. I have a rosary made of ruby and one made of iron pyrite. I made them both. They both can be charged with a lot of energy. It is better to have one for white magic and one for black magic/destruction. Other stones that can be loaded with a large amount of energy is black tourmaline and onyx. Aventurine and hematite are good too, as well as obsidian. Of course there are many more stones that can be used to create a rosary but that's what I use.
To be honest, not everyone can afford to buy such gemstones or even iron, some people are only capable of buying plastic ones or wood ones, as they are cheaper and easier to make. That is just to clarify it.
I personally cannot yet afford such gemstones, I have plastic ones and they're quite nice and easy to use.
There is a variety of gemstones. If you search online or local you can find gemstones that have the same cost with plastic or wooden. Just don't expect to find cheap gemstones at the jewellery store next to your house. You have to devote some time for searching. I have found many times wooden being more expensive than gemstone. Also making a rosary with plastic or wooden has the same level of difficulty with making with metal or gemstone.
Plastic and wood are fine for counting but they lack of the ability to store large amounts of energy. Astardastar asked what is good and I replied that the best is metal or gemstone because they can store large amounts of energy. I gave an example and just said what I use.
Alright, thank you for the suggestion!!
Ebay, find gemstone beads for just a few dollars. You can get Quartz ones the cheapest, works great for storing energy. I bet quartz beads on Ebay are a lot cheaper than whatever plastic ones you got at the store.
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Ebay, find gemstone beads for just a few dollars. You can get Quartz ones the cheapest, works great for storing energy. I bet quartz beads on Ebay are a lot cheaper than whatever plastic ones you got at the store.
If you have a little money, you should buy a 108 beads rudrakha and then clean its energy for personal use. While its true that its mainly used for keeping count, rudraksha has generationally been used as mala beads for hundreds of years. Not that it makes any difference.
https://www.amazon.com/Rudraksha-Rudrakha-Original-Himalayan-Collection/dp/B07BMSYPMR/ref=mp_s_a_1_7?ie=UTF8&qid=1539658615&sr=8-7&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_FMwebp_QL65&keywords=rudraksha+beads&dpPl=1&dpID=51QqKztdyeL&ref=plSrch
Thank you very much. I will sure try to buy it even later when I can afford I d like with stones.
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If you have a little money, you should buy a 108 beads rudrakha and then clean its energy for personal use. While its true that its mainly used for keeping count, rudraksha has generationally been used as mala beads for hundreds of years. Not that it makes any difference.
https://www.amazon.com/Rudraksha-Rudrakha-Original-Himalayan-Collection/dp/B07BMSYPMR/ref=mp_s_a_1_7?ie=UTF8&qid=1539658615&sr=8-7&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_FMwebp_QL65&keywords=rudraksha+beads&dpPl=1&dpID=51QqKztdyeL&ref=plSrch
Thank you very much. I will sure try to buy it even later when I can afford I d like with stones.
From my experience I conclude that buying gemstones from eBay is a bit tricky. Most sellers do not sell genuine real gemstones, but coloured plastic, or sell gemstones that the quality is not clear and pure.
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From my experience I conclude that buying gemstones from eBay is a bit tricky. Most sellers do not sell genuine real gemstones, but coloured plastic, or sell gemstones that the quality is not clear and pure.
From my experience I conclude that buying gemstones from eBay is a bit tricky. Most sellers do not sell genuine real gemstones, but coloured plastic, or sell gemstones that the quality is not clear and pure.
No one you can trust, that is truth. I was not thinking e bay but shop. Yet now I can afford the plastic, so not thinking about it and I ask just for I know what to do when I can afford
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From my experience I conclude that buying gemstones from eBay is a bit tricky. Most sellers do not sell genuine real gemstones, but coloured plastic, or sell gemstones that the quality is not clear and pure.
No one you can trust, that is truth. I was not thinking e bay but shop. Yet now I can afford the plastic, so not thinking about it and I ask just for I know what to do when I can afford
Ebay, find gemstone beads for just a few dollars. You can get Quartz ones the cheapest, works great for storing energy. I bet quartz beads on Ebay are a lot cheaper than whatever plastic ones you got at the store.
Yet really you can't know sure its quarts for they make synthetic stones and sell as quarts.Unless you show it to someone who knows. Some times even glass.
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Ebay, find gemstone beads for just a few dollars. You can get Quartz ones the cheapest, works great for storing energy. I bet quartz beads on Ebay are a lot cheaper than whatever plastic ones you got at the store.
Yet really you can't know sure its quarts for they make synthetic stones and sell as quarts.Unless you show it to someone who knows. Some times even glass.
This is the targeted message.
https://www.etsy.com/listing/578395228/ruby-4mm37mm-faceted-round-beads-full?ga_order=most_relevant&ga_search_type=all&ga_view_type=gallery&ga_search_query=natural%20ruby%20beads%20108&ref=sc_gallery-1-1&plkey=6006af1cf0932d17cd076005b1ae154166b659f4:578395228
I am planning on getting these ruby beads as they look beautiful. What sigil do you recommend? I like the peacock feather or the baphomet sigil the most but I cant decide..
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https://www.etsy.com/listing/578395228/ruby-4mm37mm-faceted-round-beads-full?ga_order=most_relevant&ga_search_type=all&ga_view_type=gallery&ga_search_query=natural%20ruby%20beads%20108&ref=sc_gallery-1-1&plkey=6006af1cf0932d17cd076005b1ae154166b659f4:578395228
I am planning on getting these ruby beads as they look beautiful. What sigil do you recommend? I like the peacock feather or the baphomet sigil the most but I cant decide..