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Agni Manitite's name comes from the ancient Sanskrit “Agni Mani” which translates to “pearl of the divine fire”.
It has been said that: Agni Manitite is known as a stone of initiation and power. It has been described as fire or dragon-like energy. The people of Tibet consider the Agni Manitite stones to have great spiritual power. It is an excellent crystal to aid with increasing a persons willpower and creativity. Agni Manitite Tektites work exceptionally well with other tektites, including Libyan Desert Glass and has been called the poor man's Moldavite.
These beauties are also known as Javanite, Pearl of Fire, and Agni Mani. The glistening, dimpled surface of each stone appears dark grey or black when sitting in natural light. When held up to a light source, they are translucent and show tones of warm grey, brown, and dark grey. Pearl of Fire tektites are part of the Australasian strewn field. This field covers a large area including parts of Australia, New Zealand, and Southeast Asia. Agni Manitite tektites were formed when a meteorite collided with earth. As a result, a mix of vaporized meteorite material and earth material combined to form tektites as they flew outward from the meteorite impact. This Agni Manitite was collected in Java, Indonesia from under the ocean.
