Dimensions: 5.5 x 5.5 x 2 inches
Material: Natural Black Agate with Carnelian
Finish: Heart-shaped and highly polished
Origin: Likely Brazil
A heart is one of the oldest shapes we use for what matters most, and this one is made to hold something precious. Deep black settles through the bowl like night, with Carnelian glowing through in warm amber and ember-red. The polish is glassy and cool to the touch, and the heart’s rim curves invitingly to you to place a meaningful crystal or trinket inside.
Agate begins as silica-rich water. Fluids move through cavities in volcanic rock, depositing Chalcedony layer after fine layer, while traces of iron oxide tint the Carnelian in shades from orange to deep red.
Black Agate can be associated with steadiness and protection, and Carnelian with motivation and creative warmth. In the shape of a heart, that pairing can read as courage held gently. Keep this bowl on your desk as a place for rings and small stones, or set it where you begin your day, and let it be a quiet reminder to stay grounded while you move toward what excites you.
Agate is a hard stone (about 6.5 to 7 on the Mohs scale), but polished surfaces can still scratch or chip. Wipe with a soft cloth and avoid knocks against hard surfaces. To keep the Agate lustrous, gently buff with a natural oil on a soft cloth from time to time.
Take home the heart that holds both the night and the fire.
Dimensions: 5.5 x 5.5 x 2 inches
Material: Natural Black Agate with Carnelian
Finish: Heart-shaped and highly polished
Origin: Likely Brazil
A heart is one of the oldest shapes we use for what matters most, and this one is made to hold something precious. Deep black settles through the bowl like night, with Carnelian glowing through in warm amber and ember-red. The polish is glassy and cool to the touch, and the heart’s rim curves invitingly to you to place a meaningful crystal or trinket inside.
Agate begins as silica-rich water. Fluids move through cavities in volcanic rock, depositing Chalcedony layer after fine layer, while traces of iron oxide tint the Carnelian in shades from orange to deep red.
Black Agate can be associated with steadiness and protection, and Carnelian with motivation and creative warmth. In the shape of a heart, that pairing can read as courage held gently. Keep this bowl on your desk as a place for rings and small stones, or set it where you begin your day, and let it be a quiet reminder to stay grounded while you move toward what excites you.
Agate is a hard stone (about 6.5 to 7 on the Mohs scale), but polished surfaces can still scratch or chip. Wipe with a soft cloth and avoid knocks against hard surfaces. To keep the Agate lustrous, gently buff with a natural oil on a soft cloth from time to time.
Take home the heart that holds both the night and the fire.
