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Sphere / Ball White Howlite


Sphere / Ball Multicolor Jasper


Sphere / Ball Multicolor Rhodochrosite

Sphere / Ball Multicolor Rhodochrosite

Sphere / Ball White Howlite

Sphere / Ball Golden Rutile Quartz

Sphere / Ball Multicolor Tiger's Eye

Sphere / Ball Brown Smoky Quartz

Sphere / Ball Multicolor Rhodochrosite


Sphere / Ball Pink Pearl

Sphere / Ball Gray Pearl

Sphere / Ball Pink Pearl

Sphere / Ball Brown Rutile Quartz

Sphere / Ball Multicolor Jasper

Sphere / Ball Blue Topaz

Sphere / Ball Brown Smoky Quartz


Sphere / Ball Gray Pearl


Sphere / Ball Gray Pearl

Sphere / Ball Multicolor Rhodochrosite

Sphere / Ball Golden Rutile Quartz

Sphere / Ball Brown Smoky Quartz
About Sphere / Ball Gemstones
Spherical gems are a rare find, but they are popular for several uses. Many use spherical gemstones as 'crystal balls', often for metaphysical and alternative healing. Gemstone balls or spherical crystals have been used for since ancient times. The sphere is a universal symbol for unity, infinity and completeness. Unlike the focused energy of other gemstone shapes, spherical gems or ball-shaped gemstones emit energy equally in all directions. Spherical gemstones are often confused with round-shaped gems. Round gemstones are traditionally cut with a pointed pavilion or bottom, or for cabochons, the bottoms may be completely flat. Spherical or ball-shaped gemstones are fully-rounded, which means that unlike round-cut gems, they are symmetrical from all angles. Some gemstone spheres are facet-cut, while maintaining the full-round shape, while others may be completely smooth, lacking any facets whatsoever. Pearls are a good example of smooth spheres. Drilled and half- drilled sphere-shaped gemstones are often traded as beads, but for natural gems, sphere-shaped beads are actually quite rare.Certified Customer Reviews | ||||||||||||||||||
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