Pendulums and worry stones are small, affordable, giftable and easy to display, which is why they sit near the till in most crystal shops. We sell pendulums in packs of three and worry stones in packs of five, so a shop can stock many stones without a large outlay.
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Pendulum styles
A 6 facet and bead pendulum is a faceted gemstone point on a short chain with a bead at the top. A ball and point pendulum has a round bead above the point. Both are used the same way; the choice is about look and price.
Worry stones
A worry stone is a smooth, flat stone with a shallow dip for the thumb. People keep them in a pocket and rub them when they want something to do with their hands.
Display
Hang pendulums from a small stand or hooks so they swing freely, and put worry stones in a shallow bowl where people can pick them up. A short card on how to use a pendulum helps first-time buyers.
Questions
Pendulums FAQ
How many pendulums are in a pack?
Most pendulum listings are packs of 3 of the same stone. Worry stones come in packs of 5.
What is the difference between the two pendulum styles?
A 6 facet and bead pendulum has a faceted point and a top bead; a ball and point pendulum has a round bead above the point. They work the same way.
Do you sell a guide on using pendulums?
Yes. Our QuickStudy guide on pendulums is a laminated reference sheet that many shops sell alongside them.
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