Indochinite Tektite Agni Manitite Crystal Ball Pearl of Fire Synergy 12 #69

This Tibetan Tektite was found and collected by the Dorkma, a tribe of Nomads that live on the Chang Tang or Great Plateau in central and northern Tibet. It is said that these Tektites are worn in ceremonial garb by monks and lamas, and that their Sanskrit name is "agni mani", meaning "fire pearl". They are also known as Indochinite Tektite and can serve as a Markaba Chakra Stone.

Approximately 47mm in length x 37mm in width. (25mm is one inch)

58.3 grams

This is an older Stone of Shambala Shambhala Tibetan Tektite Crystal Ball which I've had in my possession for many years, and she is now ready to venture out into the world again. Stone of Shambala Tibetan Tektite Crystal Balls are associated with the great shower of black Tektites that fell upon China and Southeast Asia, as well as Tibet, millions of years ago. Tibetan Tektites have a stronger energy than their counterparts from other areas. Perhaps it is from exposure to the energies of Tibet itself.