A sculptural, nearly solid piece of lustrous, jagged native copper with some matrix attached from one of the mines in Houghton County of Michigan's historic Copper Country. This rich specimen from the famous Keweenaw Peninsula features an extraordinary ring of copper which looks like a wreath.
In the world of crystal healing, native copper is a remarkable mineral, primarily valued as a powerful conductor of both physical and spiritual energy. It acts much like an energetic "grounding wire," helping to bridge the gap between the physical realm and higher spiritual vibrations. When used in healing practices, copper is believed to stimulate the flow of energy, effectively clearing blockages and amplifying the properties of surrounding stones.
