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You might think of scrimshaw as just a fancy letter opener or cuff links, but its origins are filled with a rich history. Whalers started scrimshawing on whaling ships between 1745 and 1759 on the Pacific Ocean. Scrimshaw is engraved or carved items made by whalers, typically from baleen or whale ivory.
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Sea turtles have been around for over 150 million years, meaning they lived to see the dinosaurs arrive on Earth and eventually go extinct. Most prefer to spend their lives roaming the ocean, but females come ashore to lay their eggs. Certain species like to bask on the coastline.
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Do you believe in signs? Sometimes they are significant, like when a loved one passes away and you see a cardinal, or a pet crosses the rainbow bridge and you see a butterfly in your garden. Others are more subtle. Perhaps you see the same numbers repeated throughout the day or you keep encountering hearts – natural heart-shaped stones, heart-shaped shadows, or heart-shaped patterns everywhere you look.
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Work, relationships, adulting… ugh, life. Sometimes it’s so easy to get caught up in the struggles of day-to-day existence that we miss out on the beautiful energy all around us. If you're having a hard time getting past a dark cloud or lack of motivation, chakra stones could be a productive way to start your healing journey. With our list of unique gems, you'll be living your best life in no time!
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Ancient Egyptians used healing crystals to combat night terrors and rid their space of evil spirits. They loved sporting these gems in jewelry to connect with their deities. Tons of different stones adorned their necks, wrists, and ears, including; lapis lazuli, turquoise, carnelian, clear quartz, and emerald. The culture also believed that using protection crystals could lead them to the afterlife safely.