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Dalmatian Jasper Worry Stone Thick 1.5x1.2"

Dalmatian Jasper Worry Stone Thick 1.5x1.2"

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Dalmatian Jasper Worry Stone Thick 1.5x1.2"

Dalmatian Jasper Worry Stone Thick 1.5x1.2": a dalmatian jasper and jasper worry stone. Dalmatian jasper is a cream-colored stone with black spots, named after the dog breed. Jasper is an opaque, patterned form of chalcedony. A worry stone has a smooth, shallow thumb groove; people keep one in a pocket and rub it as a calming, grounding ritual.

Why you will love it

  • Stone: dalmatian jasper and jasper.
  • Shape: worry stone.
  • Size: 1.5 x 1.2 in (as listed).
  • Sold individually: the photo is a reference; each natural stone varies in color, pattern, and size.

Details

  • Stone: dalmatian jasper and jasper
  • Shape: worry stone
  • Size: 1.5 x 1.2 in
  • SKU: HO508

Traditionally, dalmatian jasper is associated with playfulness, loyalty, and joy, and jasper with grounding and nurturing energy. These are traditional and spiritual beliefs, not medical claims.

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Local pickup in Manhattan

Ordering online? Local pickup may be offered at checkout for our store at 2 West 14th Street, New York, NY 10011, near Union Square. For availability, call 212-645-0141.

Common questions

Is there a shop in Manhattan that sells dalmatian jasper worry stones?

Yes. Namaste Bookshop at 2 West 14th Street, New York, NY 10011 in Manhattan stocks dalmatian jasper worry stones. It is a short walk from Union Square, and you can also order online.

What is dalmatian jasper used for?

Many people rub the thumb groove during quiet moments. In crystal traditions, dalmatian jasper is associated with playfulness, loyalty, and joy. These are spiritual beliefs, not medical claims.

How do I cleanse dalmatian jasper?

Rinse dalmatian jasper briefly under lukewarm water and pat it dry; many people also cleanse crystals with incense or sage smoke, the sound of a singing bowl, or moonlight.

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