Here’s a story about a customer who came in a while ago.
One day, she had a bad day at work, and when she went to the bathroom and waved her arm, the power stone fell on the floor.
He thought, “Ah, the elastic broke!” but when he looked at his arm, he found that the bracelet was still attached, but more than half of the power stones were scattered on the floor.
He told me that he had not seen any cracks in the power stone until that time, and that he was very surprised.
Here is the bracelet he showed me when he came to see me afterwards↓
The rubber is sticking together, isn’t it?
Overall, many of the power stones are not that hard, so it is understandable that one or two would be lost, but this is the first time in my nearly 20 years in this business that I have lost one in this manner.
Chrysocolla absorbs stress.
Sodalite, which helps you to have a strong ego without strain
Florite that improves and balances relationships.
It seems that the bracelets were mainly made of these three types, and the fact that about half of them are gone is due to the considerable stress on the customers in the relationship.
Even before the actual loss of the power stone, the customer’s circumstances were changing rapidly, and I believe that there was a daily burden on the customer’s mind that they themselves were unaware of.
I believe that the power stone was doing its best to absorb the stress, but I believe that the power stone reached its limit due to the large amount of stress applied to it all at once, and this phenomenon occurred.
The power of power stones is difficult to realize, but this event made me realize that power stones do have power.
