Enjoy this hand picked selection of crystals to celebrate Samhain.
 
The collection includes the 5 following crystals:
 
Apache Tears- also known as Snowflake Obsidian
They are strong stones for grounding and protection, and to aid you to clear negative emotions that may be holding you back. These are tied to a history of native American stories that grieved brave warriors. The tears were said to have been shed and formed these beautiful stones into life. They bring great comfort when dealing with grief.
 
Scolecite
Scolecite can bring information from the past and future to help us in this physical existence.
it's known to break through energy blockages, and stagnant emotional, physical, and mental energy to allow for the free-flowing of energies through all of the Chakras.
Scolecite is an inter-dimensional crystal that acts as a guide for astral travelers, helping us to connect with different entities from other realms.
 
Black Tourmaline
A strong guarding stone, black tourmaline is great to keep nearby at all times. It can be used to help get rid of negative thoughts and anxiety, as well as feelings of doubt and self-judgement. Black tourmaline a "healing stone," which is known to bring awareness and repel negative energy.
 
White Turquoise
White turquoise is a strong purification stone utilized for all the chakras. Traditionally used as an amulet of protection and purification, this gem will absorb negative energy and feelings of self-martyr, self-sabotage and other forms of psychological self-harm.
 
Triple Moon Obsidian
Obsidian is truly a volcanic rock. It is seen often as a “mirror” stone which can help you to look deep into your inner self. It is often used for divination and for scrying.  When used in meditation it is a powerful tool in clearing any unconscious blocks and any buried emotions that you wish to deal with. If worn it can be a form of protection from negativity and psychic attacks.
 
 
Comes with a card explaining each crystal 
 
Meaning “Summer’s End,” this holiday is still celebrated on October 31st, and it carries important spiritual reminders that everyone can benefit from. Samhain celebrates the cycle of life and death. In late October, fall is in its full glory, and winter is just around the corner. We are reaping the autumn harvest, but we are also planning what seeds we will sow next. Samhain gives thanks both for the past year and for the rebirth that we know will come with the spring. It is a time for closure, goal-setting, and gratitude. The veil between the spiritual and human worlds is at its thinnest at Samhain, allowing spirits to pass through. That’s why Halloween is associated with ghosts and the supernatural!
Samhain has four profound spiritual lessons: accepting the cycle of life and death, connecting with the spiritual realm, giving thanks for what we have received, and planning for the year ahead.