How big is a 100mm ball?

3.94 inch 100 mm (3.94 inch): The large diameter of this ball gives it high visibility, making it excellent for performing. If you are looking for a contact juggling practice ball, the 100 mm size is the most commonly used size of stage ball.

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And another question, how big is a 300 gram crystal?

Size: The longest length approx 3.35"-4.13"(85mm-105mm), weight 300-400 grams. How do you use crystals at home? How to use your crystals Hold them when you need a little bit of support or reassurance. Use them as part of your meditation and/or yoga practice. Pop one in your bra for all-day support (just remember to take it out before throwing it in the wash!) Keep it in your wallet or purse - a good option for abundance crystals!

What crystals should I put by my window?

The Best Crystals for Your Workspace Clear Quartz. When distractions arise, we like clear quartz to help stay focused. Amethyst. Rose Quartz. Pyrite. Tourmalinated Quartz. Chrysoprase. Black Tourmaline. Shungite. Keeping this in consideration, how do you use crystals around the house? If you want extra protection in a specific space, place a crystal in every corner of that room. When creating a grid, connect each crystal with the same intention during activation (more on that below). You should say something like, "May this home and everyone within be protected at all times."

How do I clean a Lensball?

Clean and care for your lensball just like you would your camera lens. Wipe it off with a microfiber cloth and use a glass spray to keep it crystal clear. Don't leave your lensball out in the sun for too long, and if you put it in your car, keep it in a protective case. How do you clean a rose quartz ball? Fill a container with warm water, add 1-2 tbsp (17-35 g) of sea salt, and stir until the salt dissolves. Place your rose quartz in the salt water and leave it to soak overnight. Finally, rinse the stones with warm water. If you can access sea water, use it to cleanse your rose quartz.

Can a crystal ball start a fire?

This is due to an effect similar to that of a magnifying glass. Sunlight is typically diffused over a large area, but the crystal ball focused the light on a "much smaller point," causing the couch to heat up and ignite.