king Soloman Israel Eilat stone rare pendant #B

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king Soloman Israel Eilat stone rare pendant #B:
$27.00

\"King Solomon Stone\" or known as the Eilat stone.
5gms...40mm. long ...stainless steel.... wrap very strong!!!!!This Eilat stone, mixture of copper bearing minerals - Azurite, Chrysocolla, Malachite, Turquoise.
was found in Eilat mountains desert, near Timna, Israel. the southernmost city in Israel. The stone is a mix of malachite, turquoise and chrysocolla so the color of the stone is green and blue. Eilat Stone typically features gorgeous swirling deep greens with blue running through it.
What is Eilat Stone?The EILAT stone is the National stone of Israel, and is also known as the KING SOLOMON STONE. When the waters flooded the mine, the price of copper decreased around the world, it was not economically feasible to continue mining and it was closed.

There was only one mine in the world and no more Eilat Stone is being mined for the past 10 years so these are rare stones.Eilat stone excels in healing emotional and physical aspects of the heart / lungs and throat chakras. Flushes out/heals hurt, fear, stress, loss. Antidepressant. Sinuses, mouth; bone and tissue regeneration. On Solar Plexus: Aligns the subtle bodies, harmonizes heart, mind, and body. Wholeness, peace of heart, self-expression, creativity. Balances yin/yang. Draws out pain, inflammation, fever

The city of Eilat is Israel\'s southernmost city, as is noted on the map below. The mines from which it came are believed to have been the copper mines of King Salomon. The stone, in fact, is often referred to as \"King Solomon Stone.\"

When investigating this stone, several spellings must be tried, as it is also spelled \"Eliat,\" \"Ellat,\" and \"Elat.\"Eilat stone has been used as a turquoise substitute over the years, and is sometimes referred to as impure turquoise, an description that does not do justice to its beautiful appearance.