Collection: Krinoidas

Crinoid is a fossil that is actually the petrified remains of marine organisms (so-called sea lilies or crinoids). These prehistoric creatures thrived in warm seas, and their segmented stalk parts eventually turned into stone structures. Due to their twisted, intricate patterns, crinoid fossils attract the attention of both collectors and paleoenthusiasts. In the esoteric realm, the crinoid is often considered a symbol of "natural time," reminding us of the depths of Earth's evolution.

Main features and formation

• Fossil origin: Petrified remains of marine organisms.
• Unique patterns: May include ring, star, or segment shapes.
• Geological value: Often studied by paleontologists, revealing past marine ecosystems.

Metaphysical properties

• Connection to the past: Reminds of the life cycle spanning millions of years.
• Earth's wisdom: Fossils are associated with the preservation of ancient energies.
• A sense of stability: As if fossils convey lasting value, encouraging resilience.

Spiritual benefit

• Long-term growth: Reflects nature's ability to adapt and survive.
• Natural cycles: Inspires remembering that everything goes through natural phases.

Whether you have a small fragment of a crinoid fossil or a piece of jewelry with its patterns, this ancient sea relic can help understand how long and impressive the history of life is. Let it remind us all that our roots lie in much older natural mysteries than we can imagine.