Crystals and Stones To Enhance Bonding
This is a stunning example of leopardskin jasper shades and patterns. Leopardskin Jasper is said to strengthen the link between animals and children; buy one when you first get a pet to enhance bonding with the whole family. It’s also said to be the ultimate stone for a contented cat.
Also called Jaguar Stone, it is a great stone to utilize when connecting/communicating with the animal kingdom, in both the physical and spiritual planes. Leopard Skin Jasper is connected with Shamanism, helping to discover personal animal totems (power animals) and learning how to work with them.
Leopardskin jasper is a silicate, rhyolite with glassy inclusions. It is an opaque stone and has uneven texture even when polished.
Moss agate can help our animals by encouraging a balanced attitude in young animals and by helping children and pets to bond. It can also assist animals in cities and towns to keep a link with the natural world. Moss Agate is associated with nature, agriculture, and new beginnings as well as with nature spirits, bringing Earth energy into its healing.
Also called Jaguar Stone, it is a great stone to utilize when connecting/communicating with the animal kingdom, in both the physical and spiritual planes. Leopard Skin Jasper is connected with Shamanism, helping to discover personal animal totems (power animals) and learning how to work with them.
Leopardskin jasper is a silicate, rhyolite with glassy inclusions. It is an opaque stone and has uneven texture even when polished.
Moss agate can help our animals by encouraging a balanced attitude in young animals and by helping children and pets to bond. It can also assist animals in cities and towns to keep a link with the natural world. Moss Agate is associated with nature, agriculture, and new beginnings as well as with nature spirits, bringing Earth energy into its healing.
to the cause of Animal Rescue.
50% of proceeds from the sale of "Rescue Me" crystals go directly to
Animal Rescue Organizations.
The Crystal Lock-It is Not a Substitute For Veterinary Medicine
