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Platonic Solids & Archimedian Solids
PLEASE NOTE: Pieces are NOT pictured actual size. Actual size is given in millimeters.
These jewels are a joy to hold in the hand and share with others.
Use them as altar pieces, for meditation, contemplation, attunement and healing
work. The smaller pieces (28 mm and under, as marked) are suitable for pendants.
For these pieces, a black satin cord may be added free of charge, upon request.
They also look great on a silver or gold chain (however I do not stock chains).
The merkabas are awesome spinning on a monofilament cord. I
generally have several suspended above my work table as a constant source of
inspiration.
Click here to learn about the Platonic Solids.
Click
here for healing properties of the stones.
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Quartz
Stellated dodecahedron (51
mm) |
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Quartz
sphere (40
mm) |
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Quartz
icosahedron (40
mm) |
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Quartz
Icosahedron (46
mm) |
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Apophylite
crystal pendant
size (21 mm) |
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Meteorite
sphere This is a specimen from the Gibeon meteorite found in Namibia. The surface is etched, which brings out a fine octahedrite pattern. I was told the spheres I got are likely to be the last ones to be made due to this material becoming more scarce and the amount of material wasted in carving the sphere. (39
mm) |
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| In these pieces, the polyhedra (many-sided forms) have been woven together using fine metal tubes and beading wire. This weaving method gives a different and more feminine energy to my pieces than geometric forms made of solid rods soldered together. Within the tubes is an open channel through which a thread meanders, defining a 3-dimensional labyrinth: a single path, an Ariadne’s thread, flows through the piece. At each vertex point is an open space; the energy circulating through the labyrinth path pools in these open spaces at the intersection of beads. This is the matrix through which the healing message of the stone within emanates. The labyrinth is a tool for contemplation. It invites you to journey into the center and back out again, like a fruit which contains its own seed. Use your senses of sight, touch and intuition to follow this labyrinth around the surface of a sphere. The body-mind understands even when the conscious mind does not. These objects are created with love for you. Each one is unique, and has been awakened and energized to transmit its essence for the highest good. |
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Amethyst
sphere pendant
size (18 mm) |
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Charoite
sphere
(30
mm) |
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Fluorite
sphere A lovely combination of lavender and green fluorite (43
mm) |
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Fluorite
octahedron pendant
size (23 mm) |
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Fluorite
octahedron This fluorite changes color from a beautiful blue in daylight to indigo in artificial light. pendant
size (27 mm) |
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Lapis
lazuli sphere (59
mm) |
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Larimar
sphere pendant
size (22 mm) |
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Aquamarine
Sphere (35
mm) |
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Aquamarine
Sphere pendant
size (31 mm) |
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Fluorite
octahedron This polished fluorite is teal with bands of blue and purple. (39
mm)
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| Geometry translates as “measure of the earth”. Sacred geometry is an exploration of certain special relationships, or ratios, which are fundamental to the unfolding and enfolding of matter in space and time. These magical proportions are present in all manifest life, on micro, human and macrocosmic scales. The Platonic Solids are five very special forms (many-sided or polyhedron) distinguished from all others by their perfection of internal balance and harmony. To contemplate these forms attunes the mind to the plane of eternal harmony known as “the music of the spheres” which is present behind the tumultuous surface of Maya we experience as the everyday world. Connecting with the energy of this plane strengthens the harmonizing force in planetary consciousness. (More information about Platonic Solids.) |
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Moss
Agate crystal pendant
size (38x17 mm) |
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Labradorite
Ganesha This stone is a carving of Ganesha, the elephaant-headed hindu deity. It has a beautiful aqua-green shimmer on the front of the carving. (39
mm) |
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Labradorite
Sphere The labradorite used here is a bead, meaning it has a hole drilled through it. Nice gold-green-blue shimmer. (39
mm) |
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Moldavite
Crystal pendant
size (27 mm) |
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Fluorite
Sphere (46
mm) |
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Malachite
Sphere (35
mm) |
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Malachite
Sphere pendant
size (22 mm) |
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Quartz
crystal (63
x 27 mm)
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Labradorite
crystal The labradorite used here is a bead, meaning it has a hole drilled through it. Nice gold-green-blue shimmer. pendant
size (23 mm) |
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Ocean
Jasper sphere This is a lovely varigated stone from Madagascar. Not visible in the picture are a few tiny druzy crystal caves. (44
mm) |
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Rose
Aventurine It doesn't come across in the picture, but this peach-colored stone is carved into a spherical rose. An uncommon stone with lovely energy especially set off by the rose shape pendant
size (28 mm) |
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Pyrite
cube This is just such an awesome piece. The stone formed in nature as a perfect shiny metallic cube, embedded in a matrix of softer stone. The cube perfectly interlocks with the octahedron, the interior shape of the merkaba. As you shift perspectives, the cube appears to take on different shapes with respect to the silver form. Because the pyrite is so shiny, the silver form is reflected for an added level of optical illusion play. Rollover the image to see a different view. (60
mm) |
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From the elegant simplicity of the Platonic Solids, more complex forms are created, these are known as Archimedian Solids: cuboctahedron and "Genesa crystal", icosadodecahedron, truncated icodahedron or "Bucky Ball", rhombic dodecahedron or "Earth Star" are some examples of these that I use. Even if one does not consciously understand the geometrical relationships of these shapes, interacting with them on a visual and tactile level transmits the information to the body-mind directly. As a 2-dimensional picture is but a flattened projection of the 3-dimensional form depicted, so these 3-dimensional forms give us a point of departure to imagine the ever increasing complexity of dimensions through which sacred geometry unfolds. |
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Pyrite
cube pendant
size (28 mm) |
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Druzy
Agate Sphere This is such a wacky crystal I just couldn't resist it. On one side it has scatterings of white and yellow spots, reminiscent of a fried egg with the yellow in the inside; on the other side it has a druzy-filled opening resembling a mouth. Roll your mouse over the image to see the other side. (38
mm) |
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Golden
calcite sphere Rainbows come dancing out of this crystal as it is turned. (38
mm) |
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Rutilated
quartz sphere pendant
size (26 mm) |
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Rose
quartz sphere (29
mm) |
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Star
Rose quartz sphere pendant
size (34 mm) |
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Ruby
with Kyanite Sphere (35
mm) |
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Spinel
octahedron This raspberry red spinel is a naturally formed octahedron crystal, which fits perfectly within the central octahedron of the merkaba pendant
size (28 mm) |
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Garnet
crystal pendant
size (23 mm) |
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Garnet
crystal (39
mm) |
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Star
sapphire sphere A black sapphire with an asterism visible on two opposing sides, from India. pendant
size (19 mm) |
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Black
Obsidian sphere There is a very subtle hint of purple sheen on this otherwise pure black crystal. The "genesa crystal" shape is a spherized version of the vector equilibrium, or cuboctahedron and represents unlimited potential. (38
mm) |
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Beach
stones with holes (71x23
mm) |
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Copper Merkaba (59
mm) |
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Copper Merkaba pendant
size (31 mm) |
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