Crystal Database

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Boji Stone

Boji™ Stone is unclassified by the International Mineralogical Union. Boji™ is a USA Trademarked Word Mark name (owned by Karen & Jerry Gillespie) which describes ‘decorative and novelty items in the nature of natural mineral stones’.

The exact mineral composition of Boji™ Stone is unclear, but it is thought to compose of concretions of iron sulphides and Palladium, formed from fossilised invertebrates. Although similar concretions may be found worldwide, only those concretions sourced from Kansas and marketed by K & J Gillespie may carry the name Boji™.

Boji™ Stones are marketed in pairs, male (rough) aesthetically ‘showy’; and female (smoother) generally weighing less. Male Boji™ can display rainbow colours, but generally they are grey to black in colour.

Although Boji™ concretions are relatively hard, they are known to spontaneous disintegration through handling.

Metaphysical Properties

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Boji Stones are strongly connected to Earth energies, and efficiently ground auric energies through the physical body and effectively ground them to Earth. Boji Stones work in pairs to balance yin and yang energies, balance the chakra system and remove blockages in the subtle body and meridians.

Boji Stones are said to ‘die’ once they have completed their work.

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Crystal Healing Uses

Boji Stones can be used to relieve pain.

Boji Stones may be assist with tissue regeneration.

Boji Stones may be useful in the treatment of circulatory and respiratory dis-ease.

Colour:

grey to black

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Class:

Mineraloid

Group:

Concretion

Formations:

amorphous, spherical, elliptical

Localities:

Kansas, USA

Chemical Composition:

Hardness:

7

Lustre:

vitreous, dull to opaque

Cleavage:

Varieties:

similar concretions: Moqui Marbles, Kansas Pop Rock, Septarian

Disclaimer:

All crystal healing uses, magical uses and metaphysical definitions are provided as a means of education, and do not imply a guarantee of effect.  Those suffering from illness should consult with their General Practitioner in the first instance. Crystal healing is a holistic complementary healthcare practice and should be carried out by a suitably qualified crystal healing practitioner.