81mm White Onyx Parrot on Black Onyx Stand Multicolor Natural Collectible Crystal Statuette Hand Carved Decorative Figurine Stone Bird - Peru (#2) You will receive exactly this Stone Bird! Body: White Onyx; Tail: Sodalite; Beak: Black Onyx; Crest: Chrysocolla; Stand: Black Onyx. Size: 81mm x 74mm x 47mm / 3 3/16 x 2 15/16 x 1 7/8 Inches; 160g / 5.6 oz (see photo)! Such complicated figurine is hard to polish, that is why it was covered with colorless lacquer to add a beautiful shining effect to the figurine. Black Onyx is very a helpful teacher of focusing your energy into a positive force. It can help you understand how to develop and work with your telekinetic abilities. Onyx has the feel of perseverance, strong discipline, and high-efficiency. Black Onyx is wonderful for meditation and dreaming. When using Black Onyx for either of these purposes, it is recommended to use a secondary grounding stone in combination with the Onyx. Black Onyx helps one to become master of their own future. White onyx represents a link between the first chakra - Muladhara and the seventh chakra - Sahasrara, balancing the total energy along the seven energy centers - the seven chakras. Associated primarily with the root chakra. It assists with challenges in life, especially those caused by a drain of energy. It prevents the draining away of personal energy and can be used for protection from such. It also helps with grounding and controlling or eliminating excess or unwanted energies. Sodalite is known for its often bright-blue color, and it usually contains white veins or streaking. Sodalite is named in reference to its sodium ("soda") content. Discovered in 1811 in the Ilimaussaq intrusive complex in Greenland, sodalite did not become important as an ornamental stone until 1891 when vast deposits of fine material were discovered in Ontario, Canada. Chemical Composition: Na8(Al6Si6O24)Cl2; Member of: Sodalite Group; Hardness: 5.5 - 6; Color: Blue. Chrysocolla is attractive blue-green that provides a unique color to the mineral world. Chrysocolla is perhaps more appropriately a mineraloid than a true mineral. Most of the time it is amorphous meaning that it does not have a coherent crystalline structure. However at higher temperatures it does demonstrate a distorted crystal structure that seems to be composed of Si4 O10 sheets. Chrysocolla forms in the oxidation zones of copper rich ore bodies.