Pyrite Pendulum (Faceted)

This Pyrite Pendulum features a faceted style, making it perfect for use as a dowsing and communication tool. Known for its properties, pyrite is a valuable and versatile mineral that can enhance various aspects of your life. Discover the benefits of using pyrite with this faceted pendulum.

Pyrite is also known by the name of fool's gold. Pyrite mostly comes in clusters, but you can also find pyrite in stunning shapes of cubes and globes.
Pyrite keeps radiating a strong energy of wealth and abundance. This makes pyrite a popular feng shui money cure for home or office.

Pyrite has a unique combination of excellent energies for any home or office. It radiates optimistic and cheerful energy that is also solid and grounding.

Pyrite is very protective and can shield you from negative energies while promoting a happy and cheerful state of being.

The versatile pyrite can also share its qualities of shine and solid brightness to facilitate a better judgement and a clear mental state. It is an excellent stone to help with any business endeavors, as well as academic pursuits.

Pyrite will give you the optimism, the clarity, as well as the physical stamina necessary to pursue any of your endeavors.

Please Note: Natural gemstone or semi-precious stone comes from minerals. Due to their naturality, the stones may have tiny flaws. Meanwhile, cutting or polishing also makes every piece of gemstone vary in colour and size. The image may look different (colour) due to many monitor or device resolutions.

What is a Pendulum?

A pendulum is a weight (a pendant) on a wire or chain. This pendant can be of any kind of material or shape, depending on your own need or preference. A pendulum is often used in combination with a map or plan. There is a variety of maps, ranging from very simple (yes, no, maybe) to very extensive.

How the pendulum works exactly is not really clear to anyone. According to Albert Einstein, it has to do with the geomagnetic field; the same field that birds use to determine their location and route.

What do you use a Pendulum for?

A pendulum and a dowsing rod work according to the same principle. However, the dowsing rod is more often used outdoors (or against water veins in the house) and the pendulum is more often used indoors, because the weather conditions could possibly affect the movement of the pendulum (wind).

Who uses a Pendulum?

The pendulum has been used for thousands of years. Even in the bible, it is mentioned how Mozes uses his staff (dowsing rod) to find water. You will find the pendulum/dowsing rod in numerous ancient civilizations. Some people use the pendulum in private exclusively, but large companies, such as Bristol-Meyers and Hoffmann Laroche, also used pendulums and dowsing rods to find raw materials.

A few famous people who are known to have used pendulums are: Leonardo da Vinci, Robert Boyle, Charles Richet, Albert Einstein, Isaac Newton, Thomas Edison, Lloyd George, general Rommel and general Patton. Even the British and American army used dowsers and pendulums to find, for example, mines, underground tunnels or water in the desert.

Maintenance

For the clearest reading possible, clean the pendulum regularly.

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