Peruvian Khuya "Meteorite" Stone - Torus Chumpi Stones In the rush of modern

In the rush of modern life

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Due to there handmade nature the patterns and colors may vary slightly from picture

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Peruvian Khuya "Meteorite" Stone - Torus Chumpi Stones In the rush of modernThis torus shaped khuya, or stone with its typical center hole, is carved from what Peruvians call meteorite but which is actually Hiwaya stone. This type of stone is similar to hematite and serves as a great grounding piece as well as connecting to the stars. Native to the Cusco region around Peru is from the Cusco region of Peru. Khuyas, or stones like this, are commonly used as power artes on the Peruvian curandero's mesa. Comes with its own