Is this a good "deal"? What would you do with this "item"?

Coming from a rock-hound, that thing looks to be a piece of really flawed quartz, just a plain thing that I'd have passed over if I saw it in the street. Gotta love the gullibility of some people. I mean, really, if this thing can grant wishes to whoever is wearing it, why would you sell it? Why not just wish for the money? Or for luck, to win the lottery? Of course, no one would ever leave bad feedback about this sort of thing. They'd be a laughing stock. Anyone remember that "ghost in a jar" last year? Sold for like $50,000, and it was a big mason jar filled with different colour wax. Who buys this stuff?

They are selling a pretty rock!! Did you notice the disclaimer at the bottom?

Legal issues:

I have to mention that it can not legally be proven that there is a soul / blessing / spirit / fairy / or blessing attached to this item.

Because people are different, and absorb things differently, I can not take any responsibility for any actions or lack of actions that occur from acquiring this item. It is not a toy. It must be used in a professional manner or else. These spirits and spells are not to be fooled with by nonbelievers. They are to be respected and cherished.

existence sucks each from time to time. is this the rationalization you're asking each and each of the morbid questions tonight? Being bummed is okay, yet emo? fairly? you're too old to get your panties in a wad over an uncomplicated screw-up regardless of each little thing the sunlight will nevertheless arise day after today. And the Bruins will nevertheless play, too. to respond to your question, "panic prayer" isn't something to sense accountable or ashamed about. that is a mark of your effortless humanity and that i think it could be on the record you comprehend praise, petition , and panic. Why no longer? absolutely everyone does it. Even athiests.

Looks like a rough quartz crystal to me. Many of which have inclusions in them that cause the rainbow effect that many deem to be fairies, spirits and the like.

I have a crystal, black tourmaline, that everytime i hold it my eyes well up with tears. Can't explain why but it does.

I would not buy the item. It is a big crystal and not worth what the seller is asking. Crystals do have energy in them, but they do not grant wishes unconditionally.

I would simply add it to the MANY other pieces of silicone crystal I have dug from the clay cliffs near my home.

Wishing stone, LOL!

:D

Sure, it's a good deal. . .for the seller.

And as to what I'd do with it, it's actually not a hunk of quartz, but a specimen of leverite.

As in, "Leave 'er right where you found 'er."

For every action there is a reaction. IF it works, you could end up with wishes answered the way a genie answers them - with a catch.

Personally, I doubt that it works as advertised.

It's a rock, with a whacko owner.

u should not buy such item online...find ur own nature!