This is the restock order. One hundred flat-band hematite rings, 6mm wide, in a single bulk lot: the plain hematite ring that sits in a dish by the register and sells one at a time all year long. The flat band is the simplest form the stone takes, smooth and cool with no facets to catch on anything, which is why it is the one most people wear every day. Sold as a wholesale set of 100, it is built for shop counters, festival tables, classroom kits, and any circle that goes through grounding stones by the handful. Key Features of This Hematite Ring Set One hundred rings, one order. A lot of 100 keeps a counter dish stocked through a full season. Shop owners get the best per-ring price in the hematite line; teachers and circle leaders get enough for every student with plenty in reserve. Flat 6mm band. The smooth flat band is the everyday hematite ring: comfortable, low profile, and unlikely to snag. It is the style customers wear to work and forget they have on. A grounding ring for every hand. Hematite is the stone practitioners reach for when someone needs to come back down to earth. A dish of a hundred means there is always one to hand a student, a client, or a friend. Product Details Quantity: 100 rings per set Band: flat, 6mm wide Material: hematite Weight: about 14.4 oz (0.9 lb) per set of 100 Sold as one bulk lot; sizes are assorted and cannot be selected The Spiritual Significance A hematite ring is used for grounding and protection in Wiccan and eclectic crystal practice. Cunningham's Encyclopedia of Crystal, Gem and Metal Magic assigns hematite to Saturn and the element of Fire and lists grounding among its traditional powers; Judy Hall's Crystal Bible places it at the root chakra. The name comes from the Greek word for blood, because powdered hematite is red, and the stone has been carried as a protective amulet since antiquity. For a shop or a circle, a dish of hematite rings is a practical grounding station. You can hand one to a student after a heavy reading, drop one in a spell bag for stability, or sell them as the easy first stone for someone just starting out. The flat band is also the style most often used in folk practice as a plain protective ring, worn and forgotten until it breaks, which many practitioners read as the ring having done its job. It is a humble stone. That is exactly why it works in bulk. How To Use This Hematite Ring Set Cleanse the whole lot at once: spread the rings on a selenite slab or pass a bowl of them through incense smoke. Skip water and salt, which can dull the finish. For retail, set them out in an open dish with a small card noting hematite's grounding association. Flat bands stack neatly, so a shallow tray shows sizes at a glance. For a class or circle, pass the dish and let each person choose the ring that fits. Ask them to hold it, feel the weight, and name one thing that keeps them steady. For your own practice, wear one on the receiving hand during grounding work and keep the rest as a supply for spell bags, gifts, and replacements. Cleanse rings that return from a customer's hand or a heavy session before they go back in the dish. A hundred rings is a season of small kindnesses waiting to be handed out. Let the dish do its work. Pairs Well With Rounded Agate Rings, Bulk 100 Rings: the other hundred-count stone ring lot, for a counter that offers hematite and agate side by side. Rainbow Hematite Rings, Set of 50: an iridescent finish to sit beside the plain flat bands. Tumbled Hematite Pebbles, 1 lb: loose pebbles to sell alongside the rings or use in grounding grids and spell bags. Hematite Rune Set, Set of 25 Stones: a hematite divination set for the same grounding-minded customer. Purple Velveteen Bag, 3 x 4 Inches: a pouch to send each ring home in, or to package a ring with a pebble as a small kit. Frequently Asked Questions Are these hematite rings sold individually or as a set? These hematite rings are sold as one bulk set of 100 flat 6mm bands in assorted sizes. Individual sizes cannot be chosen within the lot. The set is intended for shop owners, market vendors, teachers, and practitioners who want a full season's supply rather than a single ring for personal wear. What is a hematite ring used for? A hematite ring is used for grounding and protection. Cunningham assigns hematite to Saturn and Fire and lists grounding among its powers, and Judy Hall places it at the root chakra. Practitioners wear one after readings or ritual to settle, tuck one in a spell bag for stability, or hand them to students as a first stone. What does it mean when a hematite ring breaks? In eclectic folk practice, a hematite ring breaking is usually read as the ring having absorbed something so you did not have to, and the custom is to thank it, discard the pieces, and put on a new one. Practically, hematite is brittle and breaks when dropped. Keeping a lot of 100 means a replacement is always on hand. How do I cleanse a hundred rings at once? Cleanse a hundred rings at once by spreading them on a selenite slab overnight or passing the whole dish through incense or palo santo smoke in batches. Sound from a bell or singing bowl also works well for a large lot. Avoid water and salt, which can dull hematite's finish over time. Which hand should a hematite ring be worn on? Wear a hematite ring on the left hand to draw grounding in, or on the right hand to steady what you send out. That is the common folk convention in eclectic practice, though it is a guideline rather than a rule. Many people simply wear it on whichever finger it fits and let intention do the rest. What is the difference between this and the faceted hematite sets? The difference is the band style and the count. This lot is 100 smooth flat 6mm bands, the everyday style, at the best per-ring price in the line. The faceted sets are 50 rings each with cut faces that catch the light, offered plain or magnetic. Many shops stock both so customers can choose.
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