Chakra: Root
This apache tear tumblestone is a dark rounded piece of volcanic glass. A member of the obsidian family, it is smooth to the touch. Apache tears prevent you from becoming overwhelmed. So is an ideal stone to carry when experiencing grief. It will also absorb negative energy and assist with emotional healing, as well as keeping you grounded. For more information on spiritual grounding, click here.
The story behind apache tears.
In the 1870s, on a mountain top in Arizona, the US cavalry launched a surprise attack on a band of 75 Pinal Apaches. The Apache warriors were at a disadvantage and outnumbered. Around 50 of the group were killed immediately by gunfire. Rather than accept defeat at the hands of the enemy, the remaining warriors rode their horses off a cliff on the side of the mountain.
The wives and family members of the dead gathered at the base of the cliff. Here they mourned their dead for a moon. Legend says:
“Their sadness was so great, and their burden of sorrow so sincere that the Great Father imbedded into black stones the tears of the Apache Women who mourned their dead. These black obsidian stones, when held to the light, reveal the translucent tear of the Apache.” (Extract from the Firstpeople).
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Disclaimer – The content on this website is purely informational. Therefore it should not replace medical advice or treatment. We also recommend that you keep all stones away from small children. Due to them being a choking hazard.
Sold separately. Each apache tear tumblestone will vary slightly in size, shape, color, and pattern. The approximate weights are as follows: Small 5-10g, Medium 11 – 15g.
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