I have pyrite , I have a 7 lb citrine and large tigers eye piece as well but carnelian and other sacral chakra stone I can’t get any good pieces that are large
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Iron oxide causes the red colour in carnelian so iron pyrite works just as well, I prefer it, read that tip years ago in the days of e-mail groups, and it’s been my go-to ever since.
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I’ll try to get a piece of pyrite that weighs a lb or more then 
The small cubes are pretty awesome. Afaik one of the few natural cubes found in (physical) nature.
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Coming back to this point I’m hesitant to buy stuff with a deity attached to it or seller claiming it’s infused with “Ra’s Energy” like what ?
I’m gonna check out getting some they look really awesome in the cube shaped form
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Hey @John_Wick, this is kind of funny I just got a email from fossilera.com that they just had a large stock drop of agate carnelian. I don’t know what your price range is or if you are looking for any at this exact moment, but I read your post earlier today about wanting some so I thought I would let you know.
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Local Chinese here. Typically they are real. Crystals are quite cheap in some part of the country. It costs more to make painted resin or glass than mining.
Crystals may be legally enhanced (eg. citrine heated for a brighter golden colour) and donnot need any special description. But painting into another colour (eg. white quartz to amethyst) MUST be highlighted in description, according to law.
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I mean, I made a thread about it, but I found people selling “djinns” in rings on Etsy
that’s a relief thanks! @Lumileno
I just received, they seem pretty real to me
And I even got a gift. I was like: “is this Lapis!?!? 
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In China we call that “IQ tax”. Only those who are not smart enough will be taxed lol 
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Moldavite is not radioactive, so there is no need to worry on that end. It actually is a type of glass formed from the impact of a meteorite so it is not directly from space, nor does it contain elements known to become radioactive.
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After some reading I found this info I must’ve mixed up info on crystals I’ve heard a while back…
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I get it, I often find myself in that situation myself lol But if you decide to purchase moldavite, I would be wary of where it was mined. There are quite a few places that sell some that are really just green plastic. There are quite a few youtube videos that tell you how to tell real vs fake moldavites. The real deal is only mined from the Czech Republic if I recall correctly
Edit: correction made as I see people from multiple different countries trying to pass green plastic as moldavite considering their value
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I’ll keep that in mind… still, I can’t remember the name of the crystal I mixed up with moldavite - I only remember that it was said to enhance/boost magickal abilities and the user had to be careful, because it’s slightly radioactive 