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Genuine Canadian Jade Inukshuk Magnet Crystal Carving | The Wandering Fox Emporium
Genuine Canadian Jade Inukshuk Magnet Crystal Carving | The Wandering Fox Emporium
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This inukshuk magnet is carved from genuine Canadian green jade (nephrite jade) and comes directly from the mines in northern British Columbia! This inukshuk is about 3.5cm tall and weighs approximately 8-9g! It has a high-polish and is 100% all-natural nephrite jade. This listing is for one (1) inukshuk magnet, and you will receive one at random. It may or may not be the exact one pictured.
Jade has been revered in China for thousands of years, where it was prized not only for its beauty but for its cultural and spiritual significance. Jade objects were associated with wealth, status, protection, and virtue, while jade ornaments and symbolic carvings were often used to express wishes for prosperity and good fortune.
Often called a stone of prosperity and good fortune, green jade is believed to encourage abundance, confidence, and wise decision-making. Many people are drawn to jade when beginning a new venture, pursuing financial goals, or seeking greater stability and opportunity. Its traditional association with good fortune makes it a meaningful choice for those wishing to welcome prosperity into their lives.
Jade is also associated with calm, balance, and emotional resilience. Its soothing energy is believed to encourage patience, self-discipline, and thoughtful responses during times of stress or uncertainty. As a traditional protective stone, jade is often carried as a reminder of safety, harmony, and the importance of staying true to one's own values.
An inukshuk is a figure made of piled stones or boulders constructed to communicate with humans throughout the Arctic. Traditionally constructed by the Inuit, inuksuit are integral to Inuit culture and are often intertwined with representations of Canada and the North. Inukshuk have been found close to archaeological sites dating from 2400 to 1800 BCE. Among their many practical functions, they are used as hunting and navigational aids, coordination points and message centres.
Materials sourced from Canada.
Please see the pictures and/or video of each listing to view the item's condition. Please note that due to the nature of crystals/stones, each one may have slight imperfections, including on carved pieces. Pictured background items are not included.
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