Tumbled Hematite Pebbles, 1 lb

• True natural hematite. The iron-oxide mineral, not manufactured hematine.
• Pebble-sized pieces. Larger than standard tumbles, with real heft.
• A full pound, bulk. Sold by approximate weight.
• Brazil sourced. Each piece its own size, shape, and character.

• Tumbled hematite pebbles, 1 lb bulk bag, origin Brazil
• Larger pebble sizes; count varies by weight
• Natural mineral; luster and shape vary by piece
• Iron oxide dislikes long soaks; cleanse dry or with a quick rinse and thorough drying

Hematite is the grounding stone of the tradition, and it earns the reputation physically before it earns it spiritually: the mineral is dense iron oxide, cool and heavy in the hand, and the body believes in it immediately. Cunningham files hematite for grounding, healing in the spiritual sense, and divination, particularly scrying in its mirror-bright surface, and the modern practice reaches for it wherever energy feels scattered and wants weight. Pebble sizes suit the work especially well: one anchors a pocket, a few anchor the corners of a space, and a bowl of them anchors a desk. The stones do not act on their own; they hold the low, steady register while the settling is yours.

1. Carry one for weight. The cool heft is the grounding practice in miniature.
2. Corner a room. Four pebbles anchor a working space in the old style.
3. Bowl them at the desk. The pound makes a generous grounding dish.
4. Cleanse dry. Smoke or moonlight suits iron oxide better than soaking.

• Shungite Tumbled Stones, 1 lb: the other black pound of the grounding shelf.
• Blue Tiger's Eye Tumbled Stones, 1 lb: cool perspective beside cool weight.
• Fine Black Salt: the boundary-drawing mineral companion.

Is this real hematite?

Yes: natural iron-oxide hematite from Brazil. Much commercial "hematite," especially magnetic pieces, is manufactured hematine, and we name the difference plainly.

How big are the pebbles?

Larger than standard tumbled stones, palm-filling pieces, with natural variation; the pound is sold by approximate weight.

What is hematite worked for?

Grounding above all, with Cunningham also filing spiritual healing and divination; its density makes it the tradition's favorite anchor stone.