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XL Roswell alien head in brown granite, labradorite eyes

This Roswell-style alien head sculpture combines brown granite with blue-flash labradorite eyes. The combination of these two materials gives the gaze a special place in this collector's piece.

Measuring 104 × 84 × 99 mm and weighing 1.275 kg, this sculpture can become the centerpiece of a display case or join a collection dedicated to carved stones and mysterious figures.

Features

Main stone: brown granite.
Eyes: blue-flash labradorite.
Subject: Roswell-style alien head.
Craftsmanship: sculpture body carved from a single block, with labradorite eyes.
Dimensions: 104 × 84 × 99 mm.
Weight: 1,275 g, or 1.275 kg.
Special feature: unique piece.
Use: collection, decoration, or meditation aid.

A labradorite gaze

The blue-flash labradorite eyes are the distinctive feature of this sculpture. Their reflections can reveal themselves differently depending on the lighting and viewing angle.

Choose a location that allows you to appreciate the piece from several angles, on a stable support suitable for its weight. Presented alone, it highlights the subject and its gaze; surrounded by smaller pieces, it allows you to create a personal collection.

A piece for mineral curiosity enthusiasts

This alien head can join a collection dedicated to extraterrestrials, stone sculptures, or unusual objects. Its XL format gives it a special place in a setting where natural material and imagination meet.

Symbolism and lithotherapy traditions

In certain lithotherapy traditions, granite is associated with stability, roots, and continuity. It can represent the intention to rely on one's experiences while leaving room for new ideas.

This symbolism invites reflection on what one wishes to retain from their history and how to give shape to their projects, one step at a time.

Labradorite is traditionally associated with symbolic protection, intuition, and introspection. It can evoke the intention to preserve one's personal space while remaining open to discovery.

Combined in this sculpture, these two materials can symbolize a dialogue between landmarks and exploration. The figure of the alien extends this theme through curiosity and the freedom to consider other perspectives.

These associations are based on beliefs and traditions. They are not scientifically proven and do not replace medical advice or follow-up.