Seftonite African Bloodstone Sphere 45-65mm

Seftonite African Bloodstone Sphere 45-65mm

Seftonite African Bloodstone Sphere 45-65mm is a sphere of seftonite (African bloodstone). Seftonite (African bloodstone) is a dark green stone flecked with red, sold under the trade name African bloodstone. Spheres are polished from a single piece of stone so its pattern shows from every side; many people use one as a focal point for meditation or display it on a stand or dish.

At a glance

• Origin: Africa (as listed).
• Weight: 570 g (as listed).
• Size: 45-65 mm (size range across this listing) (as listed).
• Collector appeal: a sphere with natural character for a growing crystal collection.

Product details

• Stone: seftonite (African bloodstone)
• Form: sphere
• Weight: 570 g
• Size: 45-65 mm (size range across this listing)
• Origin: Africa
• SKU: WJBSS74

In crystal lore, seftonite (African bloodstone) is associated with courage and grounding. This reflects spiritual tradition, not a medical claim.

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Visit us in NYC

See this sphere in person at Namaste Bookshop, 2 West 14th Street, a short walk from Union Square. Call 212-645-0141 to check it is in the shop before you visit, or order online for shipping.

Questions shoppers ask

Can I buy seftonite (African bloodstone) near Union Square?

Yes. Namaste Bookshop at 2 West 14th Street, New York, NY 10011, near Union Square, carries seftonite (African bloodstone) pieces like this sphere. Order online or visit the shop; call 212-645-0141 to check stock.

What does seftonite (African bloodstone) mean in crystal traditions?

Most people display it on a stand or hold it during meditation. In crystal traditions, seftonite (African bloodstone) is associated with courage and grounding. These are spiritual beliefs, not medical claims.

How should I clean and care for seftonite (African bloodstone)?

Rinse seftonite (African bloodstone) 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 an evening of moonlight.