Total length: approx. 43 cm with silver carabiner
The soft, light blue chalcedony reveals a special beauty in its banded form and is then aptly called chalcedony agate. These natural bands give each stone a unique, artistic pattern.
The roots of its name reach deep into antiquity and likely lead to an important city on the Bosporus that gave its name to this precious mineral. This historical connection underscores the long tradition of appreciation that this gemstone has enjoyed for millennia.
The light blue chalcedony, the "stone of orators", stands for communication, strengthens rhetoric and self-expression, and also helps to listen and understand.
Healing stone literature associates chalcedony with the larynx, and therefore also the thyroid gland and vocal cords. It is also said to support the kidneys and bladder. Furthermore, chalcedony is used for hoarseness, colds, and allergies.
