Pink Calcite Tumbled Stones, 1 lb

Natural pink calcite. The soft rose stone, tumbled to its satin best.

From Pakistan. The trade's premier source for the material.

A full pound. Bulk quantity for a generous practice.

• Stone: natural pink calcite, tumbled; origin: Pakistan
• Weight: 1 lb bulk; shade varies blush to salmon, as natural stone does
• Calcite is soft (Mohs 3) and water- and salt-sensitive: keep it dry and away from harder stones
• SKU: GTCALPB

Modern crystal practice files pink calcite with the heart: gentleness, self-kindness, compassion, and emotional ease, the softest register of the rose-colored stones, kept beside rose quartz and rhodochrosite in the heart-work drawer. Bulk tumbles are the practical form of that register, enough stones to dish on the altar, line a grid, weight a charm bag, and still have handfuls for giving, which heart stones seem born for. One care note we insist on, because careless listings get it wrong: calcite dissolves and pits under water and salt, so cleanse with smoke, sound, moonlight, or selenite, never a salt bath. The stones promise no outcomes; they carry the tradition's gentlest register while your practice does the tending.

1. Dish them where the rose tones gather light: altar, dresser, desk.
2. Line grids and fill charm bags by the honest handful.
3. Carry one as a pocket stone, kept apart from keys and harder crystals.
4. Cleanse with smoke, sound, or moonlight; keep water and salt away from calcite.

• Pink Calcite Worry Stone, 2 x 1.5 Inches: the same stone in the thumb's shape.
• Pink Calcite Hearts, Set of 5: the carved hearts of the family.
• Pink Calcite Untumbled Stones, 1 lb: the raw sibling pound.

How do I cleanse pink calcite?

Smoke, sound, moonlight, or a rest on selenite. Never water soaks or salt: calcite is soluble enough that both damage the surface over time.

What is it associated with?

The heart's gentle register in modern practice: compassion, self-kindness, and emotional ease.

How many stones in a pound?

Counts vary with tumble size, typically a few dozen; bulk stone varies honestly.