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Amulet shield of the Perun with malachite and white jade

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Amulet shield of Perun on stone chain

The thunder shield of Perun (Gromovnik, Yarovrat) is a Slavic symbol of protection
of the Slavic god of thunder Perun. It is said that it is worn from all evil Word
protects and clears and opens your own thoughts.

The stone pearl necklace was made by hand from malachite and white jade
The chain is delivered with a lobster clasp

Material: malachite, white jade-zinc alloy
Measurements: 48 cm length, 8 - 10mm beads
Trailer: 25 x 25 mm

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