Weight – 4.35 oz’s – 123.3 gm’s
Dimensions – 3.392″ x 1.106 tall x wide (8.616 x 2.810 cm’s)
Country of Origin – Himalayan Mountains
Polished Calligraphy/ Miriam Stone Tower
USD $20.00
SKU: P4314
This specimen is Miriam/Calligraphy Stone, carved and polished into a Tower/Point. It is a unique mineral composed of fossilized shells, bones, and vegetation from an ancient swamp. This complex stone has been compressed and molded as a result of the Himalayan Mountains shifting to form the landscape we see today. A white background photo has been included to help better gauge the color.
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Miriam Stone (Calligraphy Stone) Origins & Interesting Facts
Miriam Stone, more commonly known as Calligraphy Stone, is a visually striking sedimentary stone best known for its natural script-like markings that resemble ancient writing or calligraphy. These markings occur naturally and are not carved or enhanced.
The stone is primarily sourced from India, especially regions near the Himalayan foothills. Local tradition holds that the material formed from ancient organic-rich environments that were compressed and transformed during the immense tectonic forces involved in the uplift of the Himalayas.
Calligraphy Stone has long been used in decorative objects, worry stones, and cabochons due to its durability and dramatic contrast between light and dark patterns.
The name “Miriam Stone” is sometimes used in metaphysical circles to emphasize the stone’s perceived connection to ancient wisdom and sacred record-keeping, while “Calligraphy Stone” refers more directly to its visual appearance.
From a metaphysical perspective, Miriam Stone is traditionally associated with accessing ancient knowledge and understanding patterns that span across time.
Miriam Stone Geological Information
Miriam Stone is a sedimentary rock composed primarily of fossilized plant matter, clay, and mineral inclusions that were compressed over millions of years. Geological evidence supports the idea that it originated in swampy or lagoon-like environments rich in organic material.
As tectonic plates collided and the Himalayan mountain range began to rise, immense pressure and heat compacted these sediments, creating the distinctive banding and script-like patterns seen today. The dark markings are typically manganese- or iron-rich mineral deposits that followed natural fractures and layering within the stone.
Physical Properties
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Rock Type | Sedimentary (compressed fossil material) |
| Primary Composition | Fossilized plant matter, clay minerals |
| Hardness (Mohs Scale) | 5–6 |
| Luster | Matte to slightly waxy when polished |
| Color | Cream, beige, tan with dark brown to black markings |
| Formation Environment | Ancient swamps compressed during Himalayan uplift |
Miriam Stone Care & Ownership Advice
🧼 Cleaning:
Clean gently with a soft cloth. Water is generally safe for brief rinsing, but avoid soaking.
📦 Storage & Display:
Durable enough for handling and display. Store separately from harder stones to avoid scratching polished surfaces.
☀️ Light:
Stable under normal lighting conditions.
🌿 Grounding Tip:
Placing the stone directly on soil or natural surfaces periodically can help maintain its earthy resonance.
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