Description

The original Shah Maqsood rosary stone is extracted exclusively from the mountains of Kandahar in Afghanistan. It is a natural gemstone (a type of serpentine) renowned for its smooth texture, vitreous luster, and high capacity for absorbing heat and cold. Source of the stone: Its original mines are found only in Afghanistan, and its name is often associated with the Shah Agha shrine there. Color change (tarnishing): The original Shah Maqsood rosary increases in luster, developing darker and more beautiful shades with use and handling. Weight and temperature: The original stone is heavy and appropriate for its size, and it feels cool against the face or skin. Color and transparency: It is available in natural colors ranging from light green (almost blue), yellow, and dark green. It possesses a degree of natural transparency, while this gradation is absent, and the colors are dull and uniform in imitations.