Faceted Hematite Magnetic Rings, Set of 50, Sizes 6 to 10

Fifty rings, one order. A full set of 50 in mixed sizes 6 through 10 keeps a display bowl stocked for weeks. Shop owners and market vendors get a ready retail assortment; practitioners get enough for a whole workshop or circle.

Faceted magnetic hematite. The cut faces flash under shop lights and the magnetic finish has the weight and cool feel customers expect from a hematite ring. They sell themselves from an open dish.

A grounding ring for every hand. Hematite is the stone most practitioners reach for when someone needs to come back down to earth. Having a bowl of them means you always have one to hand a student, a client, or a friend.

• Quantity: 50 rings per set
• Sizes: assorted, US sizes 6 through 10
• Material: magnetic hematite, faceted
• Weight: about 9.6 oz for the set of 50
• Sold as one bulk lot; individual sizes cannot be selected

A hematite ring is used for grounding and protection in Wiccan and eclectic crystal practice. Cunningham's Encyclopedia of Crystal, Gem and Metal Magic assigns hematite to Saturn and the element of Fire and lists grounding among its traditional powers; Judy Hall's Crystal Bible places it at the root chakra. The stone's name comes from the Greek for blood, because powdered hematite is red, and it has been carried as a protective amulet since antiquity.

For a shop or a circle, a bowl of hematite rings is a practical grounding station. You can hand one to a student after a heavy reading, drop one in a spell bag for stability, or sell them as the easy first stone for someone just starting out. Magnetic hematite rings are also a popular carry for people who like the pull of the magnet as a physical reminder to settle.

One honest note: most magnetic hematite sold as jewelry is a manufactured, magnetized form of the material rather than natural ore. If the distinction matters to your practice, confirm the sourcing with Plentiful Earth before you order.

1. Cleanse the whole lot at once: spread the rings on a selenite slab or pass a bowl of them through incense smoke. Skip water and salt, which can dull the finish.
2. For retail, set them out in an open dish with a small card noting hematite's grounding association and the size range. Rings sell far better when people can try them on.
3. For a class or circle, pass the bowl and let each person choose the ring that fits. Ask them to hold it, feel the weight, and name one thing that keeps them steady.
4. For your own practice, wear one on the receiving hand during grounding work and keep the rest as a supply for spell bags, gifts, and replacements.
5. Cleanse rings that return from a customer's hand or a heavy session before they go back in the bowl.

Fifty rings is a lot of small kindnesses waiting to be handed out. Let the bowl do its work.

• Rounded Magnetic Hematite Rings, Set of 35 to 50, 60mm: the smooth-band companion lot so a display offers both faceted and rounded styles.
• Rainbow Magnetic Hematite Faceted Rings, Set of 50: the iridescent version of this exact set for a second bowl on the counter.
• Hematite Magnetic Tumbled Stones, 1 lb: loose magnetic stones to sell beside the rings or use in grounding grids.
• Magnetic Hematite Bracelet: the matching bracelet for customers who want the set.
• Black Velveteen Bag, 3 x 4 Inches: a pouch to send each ring home in, or to package a ring with a tumbled stone as a small kit.

Are these hematite rings sold individually or as a set?

These hematite rings are sold as one bulk set of 50 with assorted sizes 6 through 10. Individual sizes cannot be chosen within the lot. The set is intended for shop owners, market vendors, teachers, and practitioners who want a working supply on hand rather than a single ring for personal wear.

Is magnetic hematite natural?

Most magnetic hematite sold as jewelry is a manufactured, magnetized material made to look and feel like hematite, since natural hematite is only weakly magnetic. That does not change how practitioners use it for grounding work, but if natural sourcing matters to you, confirm the details with Plentiful Earth before ordering the set.

What is a hematite ring used for?

A hematite ring is used for grounding and protection. Cunningham assigns hematite to Saturn and Fire and lists grounding among its powers, and Judy Hall places it at the root chakra. Practitioners wear one after readings or ritual to settle, tuck one in a spell bag for stability, or hand them to students as a first stone.

How do I cleanse fifty rings at once?

Cleanse fifty rings at once by spreading them on a selenite slab overnight or passing the whole bowl through incense or palo santo smoke. Sound from a bell or singing bowl also works well for a large lot. Avoid water and salt, which can dull the magnetic finish over time.

Do hematite rings break?

Hematite rings can break if dropped on a hard floor or worn during heavy work, because the material is brittle. For a shop, that is part of why a set of 50 makes sense; a few will always be spoken for as replacements. Store them in a dish with a soft lining and advise customers to remove them before lifting.

What is the difference between this and the non-magnetic faceted hematite set?

The difference is the magnetic finish. This set of 50 faceted rings is magnetic and carries a higher price per lot; the non-magnetic faceted set is the same count, cut, and size range without the pull. Customers who like the physical tug of a magnet choose this one; those who prefer plain hematite choose the other.