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Apache Tear Specimen
Apache Tear Specimen
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These lovely little apache tears are small, rounded pebbles of obsidian, a naturally occurring volcanic glass. They are typically black or dark in color and have a smooth, glassy appearance. Choose your specimen from the options below.
They are often found in areas with volcanic activity, particularly in the western United States. The name "Apache tears" comes from a Native American legend that says the stones are the tears of Apache women who mourned the loss of their warriors in battle.
Grief and Transformation
Apache Tears are a type of obsidian, a volcanic glass. They are typically rounded, resembling tears, and often have a translucent quality. The name comes from a Native American legend about Apache wives weeping over the loss of their warriors. A solidified tear of the Earth, Apache Tears are vessels of profound emotional healing. Born from sorrow and loss, this stone carries the weight of deep human experience. Like a comforting embrace, it offers solace in times of grief, transforming pain into strength. It is a shield against negativity, grounding the spirit and fostering resilience. Apache Tears are catalysts for personal growth, encouraging introspection and the release of emotional burdens. They are a reminder that even in darkness, transformation and hope reside.
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Please note, this description is not intended to provide you with specific health or well-being advice. It only expresses the opinions of Love, Gratitude & Crystals Ltd. & should be used as a guide only. For medical advice please consult your GP ( or other licensed health care professional)
