High-grade, highly transparent, and well-sorted beads. Can be used as a necklace, doubled as a bracelet, or as beads for handmade materials. 5mm-9mm, 1 bead 46.5cm including metal fittings Healing effects of Herkimer Diamond: ○ Brings awareness in dreams ○ Helps realize dreams ○ Attracts opportunities ○ Enhances children's imagination and potential ○ Protective charm for childbirth ○ Blossoms the seeds of talent ○ Resolves energy stagnation Herkimer Diamond is a quartz found only in Herkimer, New York. Even without any processing, it shines strongly and has pointed ends (double-terminated), resembling a diamond, hence the common name "Herkimer Diamond." About 500 million years ago, when the current location of New York was at the bottom of the sea, it was born within the cavities of a mineral called dolomite, which forms ancient geological strata. It has higher transparency than any other crystal and closely resembles the octahedral crystal of a diamond. When comparing raw stones, it can be even more beautiful than a diamond. It is said that the stronger luster than ordinary quartz is due to the inclusion of trace amounts of tar-like substances. It is formed under higher temperature and pressure than ordinary quartz, so it often contains carbon and air bubbles, and cracks increase as it gets larger. Small sizes are common, and large ones or clear single crystals with high transparency are rare. Due to its popularity and rarity, there are imitations and fakes, so caution is needed. Herkimer Diamond is mineralogically quartz, but it has a significantly different energy from ordinary quartz. Herkimer Diamond is also called Dream Crystal, not only because of its shape, but also because it is said that by possessing this stone, one can have very vivid precognitive dreams, and those dreams can provide very important insights, which is why the name has become widely known. Furthermore, Herkimer Diamond is an excellent crystal in terms of balancing the body, mind, and emotions, and enhancing children's imagination and potential. (Reference: Natural Stone Dictionary)