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A sacred fusion of geometry and crystal energy, the Sacred Brace Pendant bridges the physical and spiritual realms through two powerful Tensor Rings—Lost Cubit (177MHz) and Royal Cubit (144MHz). Paired with a hand-strung gemstone bead (customizable to your intention), this pendant activates deep healing, chakra alignment, and energetic expansion. Whether you seek grounding, heart opening, throat clarity, or cosmic connection, your chosen stone tailors its power to your journey. Handmade for lightworkers, empaths, and spiritual seekers. Each piece is unique—variations in stone patterns or copper patina add to its sacred essence. ✨
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Spiritual Expansion: The 144MHz Royal Cubit Ring structures energy fields for meditation and cosmic connection.
Karmic Release: The 177MHz Lost Cubit Ring clears DNA-level blockages and soul contracts.
Sacred Synergy: Copper’s conductivity amplifies your stone’s natural frequency, creating a protective, high-vibe field around your aura.
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