A very rarely seen stibnite specimen from the lesser-known Animon Mine in Peru. This small cabinet piece features a burst of many good, rather lustrous, fairly thick prismatic crystals of a glistening black-silvery-metallic hue.
These came out circa late 1990s, and are virtually impossible to find today.
In crystal healing, stibnite is considered one of the most powerful stones for profound transformation and energetic protection. It symbolizes the ability to create new beauty and clarity from periods of fragility. Its needle-like structure acts as an energetic conductor, helping to break free from stagnant situations, realign the mind, and ward off mental distractions.
Size: 2.4 x 2.0 x 2.0 cm
Locality: Animón Mine, Huarón mining district, Huayllay district, Pasco, Peru
