Seven Chakra (7 crystals) Palm stone: Worry set Stones

These are a set of 7 Chakra Stones (often used as worry stones or meditation stones), each engraved with the traditional Sanskrit symbol representing one of the seven primary energy centers in the body.

They are typically carved from natural gemstones that correspond to the color and energetic frequency of each specific chakra. Here is a breakdown of what each stone represents, moving from the bottom (Root) to the top (Crown) of the chakra system:

1. Root Chakra (Muladhara)

 Stone in image: The dark reddish-brown stone (bottom right).

 Symbol: A four-petaled lotus with a square and a downward-pointing triangle.

 Represents: Grounding, stability, safety, and basic survival needs.

2. Sacral Chakra (Svadhisthana)

 Stone in image: The orange stone (bottom middle).

 Symbol: A six-petaled lotus with a crescent moon inside circles.

 Represents: Creativity, emotional balance, sexuality, and passion.

3. Solar Plexus Chakra (Manipura)

 Stone in image: The yellow stone (bottom left).

 Symbol: A ten-petaled lotus containing a downward-pointing triangle.

 Represents: Personal power, confidence, intellect, and willpower.

4. Heart Chakra (Anahata)

 Stone in image: The light green stone, usually Green Aventurine (top right).

 Symbol: A twelve-petaled lotus with a six-pointed star (Shatkona).

 Represents: Love, compassion, healing, and relationships.

5. Throat Chakra (Vishuddha)

 Stone in image: The greyish-blue stone (top, second from right).

 Symbol: A sixteen-petaled lotus with a downward-pointing triangle containing a circle.

 Represents: Communication, self-expression, and truth.

6. Third Eye Chakra (Ajna)

 Stone in image: The deep blue stone, usually Lapis Lazuli.

 Symbol: A two-petaled lotus with a downward-pointing triangle and a circle.

 Represents: Intuition, imagination, wisdom, and insight.

7. Crown Chakra (Sahasrara)

 Stone in image: The purple stone, usually Amethyst (top left).

 Symbol: A thousand-petaled lotus (often stylized as a highly detailed, multi-layered geometric flower).

 Represents: Spiritual connection, higher consciousness, and enlightenment.

Common Uses:

 Meditation & Energy Work: Placing the corresponding stone on the body's energy centers during layouts or layouts to balance or clear blocks.

 Worry Stones: Carrying a specific stone in a pocket to rub for stress relief and grounding.

 Altar Decor: Used as a focal point for spiritual practices.