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Moss Agate Acorn Pocket Stone

Moss Agate Acorn Pocket Stone - Main image
$3.72 $6 In stock

Category: Crystals

This listing is for 1 polished palm stone, chosen at random. The crystals in the photo are examples of what you might receive.

Moss agate is a stone known for a wide variation in colors, and a distinct appearance that looks like petrified moss. It is used in metaphysical practices for grounding and connection with nature

It's the perfect stone for these tiny acorns. Small, smooth, and durable, they're easy to carry with you as a good luck charm.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Elizabeth K. ★★★★★

The little acorn shape fits perfectly in my palm, and the mossy green patterns are even more vivid in person. I was pleasantly surprised by the smooth polish and how grounding it feels to hold during my lunch break.

Aurora ★★★★★

The polish on this little acorn is so smooth it almost feels like glass, and the mossy inclusions shift from pale sage to deep forest depending on the light. I wasn't sure what to expect from a random pick, but the stone I got has a nice weight in my hand for fidgeting during calls. Perfect little p

Sofia ★★★★★

Mine arrived with deep green tendrils running through the stone, different from the photo but honestly prettier. It's the perfect size to roll between my thumb and fingers during meetings. Random pick, but I got lucky.