Karelian Shungite Frog Carving - EMF Protection Statue

A wonderfully detailed frog carving in genuine Karelian shungite, perched atop a natural rough-cut shungite stone base. The frog's glossy eyes contrast beautifully against the deep matte black body, and its wide, open posture gives the piece a grounded, content energy. The natural chiseled base adds an organic, earthy quality that makes this carving feel like it belongs right on your desk or altar.

Specifications:

• Stone: Genuine Karelian shungite
• Width: 2.28 inches (5.79 cm)
• Height: 1.89 inches (4.80 cm)
• Weight: 98 grams (0.098 kg)
• Form: Hand-carved frog on natural rough shungite base
• Color: Deep matte black with glossy eye detail
• Finish: Natural matte shungite with polished eye accents

About Karelian Shungite: Mined exclusively in Karelia, Russia, genuine shungite contains unique fullerene carbon structures believed to neutralize EMF radiation from electronics including phones, WiFi routers, and computers. It's also known for its grounding, protective, and purifying properties.

Frog Symbolism: Across cultures worldwide, the frog is a powerful symbol of abundance, good luck, transformation, and prosperity. In Feng Shui, the frog is particularly associated with wealth and financial flow — placing one near an entryway or workspace is believed to attract positive energy and opportunity. Combined with shungite's protective properties, this carving offers both energetic shielding and an invitation for abundance.

Common Uses:

• Place on a desk or workspace to attract prosperity
• Position near an entryway for Feng Shui abundance energy
• Use near electronics for EMF protection
• Gift for anyone drawn to frog symbolism or nature totems

In the crystal community, this piece is traditionally estimated to have an active radius of approximately 2-3 meters based on its mass and carbon content. These figures are based on crystal community conventions and are intended for spiritual and energetic purposes.

Care: Wipe with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid water exposure. Shungite may leave slight black residue when first handled — this is completely normal and not a defect.