The quiet power of natural magick is present in this Grey Wishing Stone Necklace. It features a rare stone marked by a naturally occurring, unbroken quartz line that circles its body—the sign of a true wishing stone. These special stones are traditionally regarded as tokens of good fortune, and simply finding one is believed to be an omen of good luck.
According to folk belief, as long as the stone remains unbroken, it may be used to make endless wishes. Trace your finger along the quartz line, close your eyes, and focus your intent. If you make a wish for yourself, it is said to be granted. But if you selflessly wish for someone else, legend holds that their wish and yours will come true.
Each necklace is handwoven from black hemp with an adjustable cord (up to 30 inches) and holds a unique, unpolished wishing stone in its raw, natural form. Gathered by hand from our mineral-rich land in the high deserts of northern Arizona—home of the American Rootwork Association—these stones are left untouched by sanding or tumbling, undergoing only material and ritual cleansing. Infused with grounding and manifestation energy, each one is paired with a 4-dram bottle of handmade Wishing Oil, ritually prepared to align with your intentions and amplify the magick of your wishes.
Whether worn as a daily charm or used in spiritual practice, this necklace is both talisman and testament to the unseen forces that guide our path.
The quiet power of natural magick is present in this Grey Wishing Stone Necklace. It features a rare stone marked by a naturally occurring, unbroken quartz line that circles its body—the sign of a true wishing stone. These special stones are traditionally regarded as tokens of good fortune, and simply finding one is believed to be an omen of good luck.
According to folk belief, as long as the stone remains unbroken, it may be used to make endless wishes. Trace your finger along the quartz line, close your eyes, and focus your intent. If you make a wish for yourself, it is said to be granted. But if you selflessly wish for someone else, legend holds that their wish and yours will come true.
Each necklace is handwoven from black hemp with an adjustable cord (up to 30 inches) and holds a unique, unpolished wishing stone in its raw, natural form. Gathered by hand from our mineral-rich land in the high deserts of northern Arizona—home of the American Rootwork Association—these stones are left untouched by sanding or tumbling, undergoing only material and ritual cleansing. Infused with grounding and manifestation energy, each one is paired with a 4-dram bottle of handmade Wishing Oil, ritually prepared to align with your intentions and amplify the magick of your wishes.
Whether worn as a daily charm or used in spiritual practice, this necklace is both talisman and testament to the unseen forces that guide our path.
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