What you get: One faceted seven-chakra point, approximately 1.75" long, on a 7" silver-tone chain with a clear quartz bead finger grip.
About the stone: Seven bands of stone bonded and cut as a single faceted point, running crown to root down its length — amethyst at the top, then celestite, sodalite, aventurine, citrine, carnelian, and red jasper at the tip. The bands are natural stone rather than dyed, so band widths and the exact shade of each vary between pieces, and the joins are visible.
Correspondences: All seven energy centers by design, top to bottom in order. The point is built so that holding it above a body puts the crown band furthest from the work and the root band closest to it.
Who this pendulum is for: This is the generalist. Reach for it when the question spans a broad spectrum rather than sitting in one energy center, or when you'd rather not choose a stone at all and let the tool stay neutral.
Its standard working use is chakra assessment: held above each center in turn, letting the swing report on flow, direction, and blockage. That's why it's the default in Reiki practice and in most energy-healing training, and why it's often the first pendulum a new practitioner is handed.
Practical note: The chain detaches at the jump ring, so this piece wears as a pendant when you're not dowsing with it. That dual use is exactly why it's the most-gifted pendulum in the case.
