Its name comes from the resemblance of these grains of magnesite and dolomite with pine nuts, all on a graphite matrix that goes from gray to black. This stone brings calm, a direct and vertical energy flowing fully from earth to heaven, from head to toe, full of peace and love. Its vibrations provide us with a relaxation of the tensions of the mind and body. Indeed this stone contains magnesium. It transforms the spirit, softens inner violence, withdrawal into oneself. It is also suitable for the elderly to direct the mind to the present and the spiritual. There is something disturbing about this stone. Kabbalists will certainly understand and explain this feeling better:

"Black Fire on White Fire"

The black fire, the ink represents the life, the movement, the blood of the Torah. The white fire represents the support, the space between two things. Which gives the impression of an original soup, of a world in the making. It is the source, the starting point of the verb, of organized life. This stone invites us to create, to structure our existence. Stone of personal freedom and gives the impetus to take charge of one's life.