Stone for the 4th Chakra Anâhata (Ch Master-Heart) in Secondary Chakra
Here are listed all the stones mainly linked to the 4th Master-Heart chakra (Anâhata)

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Titanium Aura Quartz from Brazil - Tumbled Stone - Modified Crystal - Premium Grade
Titanium Aura Quartz No. 3 - Vibrational Protection
🌈 Your Iridescent Protective Shield
This Titanium Aura Quartz is a fusion of Brazilian Rock Crystal and titanium. A ston...
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Titanium Aura Quartz from Brazil - Tumbled Stone - Modified Crystal - Premium Grade
Titanium Aura Quartz No. 1 - Energy Amplifier
🌈 Your Iridescent Energy Amplifier
This Titanium Aura Quartz is a fusion of Brazilian Rock Crystal and titanium. A st...
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Vosgel 12-sided rock crystal from Brazil Grade A++++
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50,00 EUR€
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Quartz *Rock crystal.
Etymology:
Quartz: From the German Quarz | Rock crystal: From the Greek krystallos=ice coming from the belief of an ice hardened fore...
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Aqua-Aura Crystal from Brazil raw tip Grade A++++
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61,65 EUR€
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61,65 EUR€
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Crystal Aqua-Aura
Physical properties
Aqua aura is a combination of rock crystal and pure gold, artificially created in the laboratory by taking natural quartz crystal formations and anima...
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Astrophyllite from Brazil tumbled stone Grade A++++
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Names) :
Astrophyllite.
Etymology :
From the Greek άστρον ("astron") to "star" and φύλλον ("phyllon") to "leaf", alluding to its habit of star-shaped vaporizati...
Brazilian Aquamarine pearl Grade A++++ Pearl price per unit
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Names) :
Aquamarine.
Etymology :
Aquamarine: From the Latin aqua = water and marina = marine in allusion to its color (Wallerius, 1747).
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