Cinnabar Mineral Specimen from Las Cuevas Mine, Almadén, Spain Graphite Its circular shape represents unity

Its circular shape represents unity and the continuous cycle of energy

and a whole lot of happiness

encouraging emotional freedom and the courage to love again

Its soothing tones and translucent glow have made it one of the most treasured crystals for emotional healing and heart-centred energy

Cinnabar Mineral Specimen from Las Cuevas Mine, Almadén, Spain Graphite Its circular shape represents unityCinnabar is a mercury sulphide mineral with the chemical formula HgS. Its primary element, Mercury (Hg), has the atomic number 80 on the periodic table. Cinnabar crystallises in the trigonal system and is most famous for its deep scarlet to crimson red colour and resinous to adamantine lustre. It frequently occurs as granular to massive forms, though well defined crystals can be strikingly beautiful. This specimen originates from the Las Cuevas Mine