Description
- ✅ Shungite is a black stone made mostly of carbon, the same element that forms both graphite and diamonds. Its high carbon content is what gives it its distinctive light-sucking black colour, but unlike graphite, it is lustrous, and some high-quality examples have a silver reflect. It was discovered in the village of Shunga, in Russia, which is where it gets its name.
- ✅ One more unusual property of the stone shungite is its electric conductivity. This stone conducts electric current. One of the most widespread ways of checking that shungite is genuine is checking the electric conductivity of a sample with the help of a lamp and a battery bound into an electrical circuit. The main component of shungite is carbon C60. Its content in the rock may reach 99%.
- ✅ Rough stone of shungite directly from the Russian mine
- ✅ SHUNGITE WATER INSTRUCTIONS (1) Submerge Shungite in boiling water for 10 minutes to sterilize, and thoroughly rinse (2) Place well-rinsed Shungite in a 2L glass or ceramic container (not plastic or metal) (3) Add 50 to 70 grams of Shungite to every 1L of water (3) Let it rest for 6 hours
- ✅ Includes one extra large piece of authentic Shungite from Karelia
Shungite in History Shungite is an ancient natural rock formation (2 billion years old) that has an unusual composition and structure. It has unique properties and is only found in the Zazhoginsky deposit in Karelia, Russia. People in the region have always used Shungite in their water and seen its benefits for centuries without fully understanding the reason why. Science of Shungite Shungite has been proven in laboratory tests to be 30 times more effective than carbon in removing harmful substances from water. This includes substances such as heavy metals and other contaminants often found in drinking water. Another exciting discovery about Shungite in recent years was that it contains pure carbon atoms called ""fullerenes"", these are soccer ball like molecules that give this stone its absorbing, neutralizing, antioxidant and purifying properties. These unique molecules are also what scientists believe give Shungite the ability to protect from EMF radiation. Shungite is very fragile which is why it can't be shaped.
