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Copper "N "Crystals🔮✨️

There’s something powerful about what you choose to carry on your body… ✨

My crystals aren’t just beautiful—they hold intention, protection, and energy. Every piece I wear is aligned with growth, peace, and elevation. And these copper bracelets? 🔥 They’re not just a vibe—they help amplify energy, balance, and healing.

Stacked on my wrist is more than jewelry… it’s a reminder of who I am becoming 💫

If you’ve been feeling called to protect your energy, elevate your frequency, or just step into your power… this is your sign.

Which crystal are YOU drawn to right now? 👇🏽

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Perfectly Imperfect

A crown fit for a Queen ✨👑

A crown isn’t just worn… sometimes it’s felt.

This handcrafted copper crown is wrapped with intention and centered with a powerful Amethyst crystal, known for enhancing intuition, spiritual clarity, and protective energy.

Each twist of copper wire was shaped by hand, creating a one-of-a-kind piece that carries both earth energy and royal presence.

Amethyst is often called the stone of wisdom and higher vibration,

Copper amplifies the energy of crystals, helping the wearer stay grounded while elevating spiritual awareness.

I wore this beauty all weekend and the energy this was truly Amazing 👏🏾 You might just have to try one out yourself to see.👀 ✨️ 👑

Made me and Mommy a matching set!
She absolutely loves Hearts!

Heart of Hemitate 🖤
There’s something powerful about wearing the same stone — especially one known for protection, grounding, and emotional balance.

Hematite is believed to:
✨ Absorb negative energy
✨ Promote calm & stability
✨ Strengthen confidence
✨ Keep you grounded during stressful times

A little reminder that no matter where we go, we’re protected, connected, and rooted in love. 🖤

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In da streerz

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