Malachite Mohave Turquoise Nicknamed the “Warrior’s Stone” for

Nicknamed the “Warrior’s Stone” for its traditional role in the possession of soldiers as a talisman to ward off injury and death

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Turquoise is sacred to both Native American and oriental traditions

Known as “Anahata” ( meaning “unhurt”) in Sanskrit

Malachite Mohave Turquoise Nicknamed the “Warrior’s Stone” forMalachite is considered to be one of the most powerful stones for change and spiritual evolution, and is regarded highly for its ability to clear and activate all seven chakras. It is also said to be particularly useful for manifesting good fortune, prosperity, abundance, and romance. As such, people are often drawn to Malachite when they desire a physical, emotional, or spiritual "reboot" allowing them to more gracefully choose habits which are