Indian almandine garnet – Choice of obelisk point - Natural stone
Indian almandine garnet – Choice of obelisk point - Natural stone
A wine-red almandine garnet, sourced from India and cut into a hexagonal-base point. Four pieces of varying proportions are available to complete your mineral collection or add a mineral touch to your decor.
Features
- Stone: natural almandine garnet
- Color: wine-red
- Origin: India
- Shape: hexagonal-base obelisk point
- Stone A: 128 g · height 82 mm · base 26 × 26 mm
- Stone B: 131 g · height 88 mm · base 26 × 24 mm
- Stone C: 130 g · height 84 mm · base 24 × 25 mm
- Stone D: 144 g · height 84 mm · base 27 × 27 mm
How to choose your point
Select your desired letter from the Stone selection menu. The weight listed for each option will help you identify the piece corresponding to your selection.
Stone A is the shortest and lightest. Stone B is the tallest, at 88 mm. Stones C and D both measure 84 mm, but D has a wider base and is the heaviest of the four pieces.
A piece for your collection
On a shelf, a desk, or among your favorite minerals, this point is chosen for its wine-red color and proportions. Displayed on its own or with other stones, it will fit perfectly in a personal decor or collection.
Symbolism of almandine garnet
In lithotherapy traditions, garnet is associated with strength, courage, and perseverance. Its symbolism evokes commitment to what matters to us and the determination to move forward steadily.
It may represent a personal intention: bringing a project to fruition, staying true to your priorities, or taking the time to return to what is essential. Grounding and passion are also among the associations attributed to it, without constituting a promise of effect on energy, concentration, or emotions.
This point can thus serve as a focus for contemplation or accompany a personal meditation practice, depending on the meaning you wish to give it.
These associations are based on beliefs and traditions. No therapeutic effects have been scientifically demonstrated; stones are not a substitute for medical advice or treatment.