Cintamani & Peridot Faceted Sterling Silver Pendant

Rich in detail and spiritual meaning, this striking pendant pairs a large, faceted Cintamani stone with a smaller green peridot. Both stones are set in sterling silver, creating a distinctive piece for crystal lovers and collectors of unusual jewellery.

The deep pinkish-brown to lavender-grey tones of the Cintamani contrast beautifully with the fresh green peridot. Faceted surfaces catch the light, while engraved patterns, raised silver details and a polished bail give the pendant an ornate, vintage-inspired finish.

Product Details

• Stones: Cintamani, also known as Saffordite, and peridot
• Metal: Sterling silver
• Size: 45mm from the top of the bail to the base x 20mm wide
• Weight: 7.2g
• Product reference: 20328
• Chain: Not specified

About Cintamani

Cintamani is a Sanskrit word meaning “wish-fulfilling jewel”. This tektite is found only in Arizona and is scientifically known as Saffordite. It may show pinkish-brown, lavender-grey and dark smoky tones.

Within crystal traditions, Cintamani is believed to have one of the highest vibrational frequencies of any mineral. It is said to give out pure Light and Love, reflect the inner jewel or “I AM” presence, and represent the purity and wholeness of the Soul.

Spiritual Traditions

Cintamani is believed to lift the veil and support both the spiritual heart and a higher calling. For this reason, it is often considered best suited to experienced light workers and star seeds who already feel they are discovering their divine mission.

Crystal practitioners believe that Cintamani can strongly dissolve energetic implants, negative thought patterns, emotional blocks and outdated beliefs. Those choosing to work with it are therefore encouraged to be ready to release old debris and make space for a freer, greater sense of self.

Chakras, Balance & Energy

In spiritual practice, Cintamani is associated with expanded cosmic consciousness, love, light and grace. It is also believed to encourage peace and harmony within the self, daily life and relationships.

It is traditionally said to align all 12 chakras, with a particular connection to the heart, brow and crown chakras, as well as the five chakras above the head. Crystal users also associate it with balancing the subtle bodies and stimulating the astral, causal, spiritual and soul bodies.

Working with Cintamani

Traditional guidance suggests working with Cintamani on its own, no more than once a day and perhaps less often, due to its reputed intensity. Columbianite, a tektite from South America, is believed to have similar qualities but to act more gently. Some people may prefer to begin with Columbianite before moving on to Cintamani.

Crystal meanings come from spiritual traditions and personal beliefs. They are not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment.