Terahertz Stone Hokutolite Orange Bracelet 8mm Far Infrared Power Stone Inner Circumference [GOLD STONE] Approx. 16.5cm

Grain diameter 8mm (±0.5mm), inner circumference 16.5cm Hokutolite is a natural monument in both Taiwan and Japan, and no new specimens are being mined. This product is made by firing powdered Hokutolite, which was mined in Taiwan before mining was banned, into ceramic (pottery). Terahertz waves vibrate approximately 1 trillion times per second. This product luxuriously uses terahertz ore with extremely high purity (silicon) that is as close to 100% as possible. The orange Hokutolite is a high-performance Hokutolite that exhibits a higher negative ion value than regular Hokutolite. It will be delivered in a case with the GOLD STONE logo. ◆Terahertz The secret to terahertz ore lies in the energy that causes molecular vibrations to occur one trillion times per second. Terahertz waves (tera/1 trillion hertz waves) emitted from terahertz ore are electromagnetic waves that fall between "light sources such as far-infrared rays" and "radio waves." These terahertz waves possess properties of both light and radio waves, with frequencies ranging from 1 trillion Hz to 100 trillion Hz and wavelengths from 3 μm to 1000 μm. Hokutolite is found only in two places in the world: Beitou Hot Springs in Taiwan and Tamagawa Hot Springs in Akita Prefecture. It is an extremely rare mineral. Beitoulite from Taiwan is an extremely valuable mineral, and its illegal mining is prohibited. Hokutolite beads are ceramic balls made by stirring powdered Hokutolite from Hokutou Hot Springs in Taiwan to a consistent radiation level and then firing it. Hokutolite, which has attracted attention in the media such as on television, emits trace amounts of radiation from its hot spring components. It is also known as the "stone that eliminates the need for doctors." It emits negative ions, and its ion level can be measured with an ion tester.