Q *** THANK YOU TO ALL OF OUR COLLECTORS!!*** GREETINGS ALL!! Insurance is not necessary! WE ensure the safe arrival of our items!! :) Please note that these items and services must by law be sold for entertainment purposes only. We cannot make any claims or guarantees relative to any outcome(s) pertaining to products we offer. We are also required to state that our Magickal items are sold as curios!! WE DO take our Religion and lifestyle very seriously and our practices are hundreds of years old, rich with great knowledge, skill and history. With that said, our items or services are not intended nor should they replace any proper medical or psychological care. Blessed be. )O( CURRENT MOON " HALLOWEEN COLLECTION ABOUT THE CRYSTAL BALL 3" CRYSTAL BALL WITH ORNATE JADEITE DRAGON AND WOOD STAND FROM THE 1950'S The Jade Dragon of the Hundred Eyes MID-Century 1950’s Quartz Crystal Ball on Scholar’s Stand 8” tall | 3” quartz sphere | 2 1/2 lbs | Rare heirloom of Eastern and Western mysticism In the twilight of the Qing Dynasty, when scholar-sages still whispered sutras that bridged Heaven and Earth, a Jadeite Dragon was sculpted by hand - coiled in eternal guardianship around a crystal sphere of flawless quartz. Its scales shimmer with ancient verdigris and starlit veins, and within its claws rests the Orb of Hundred Eyes, an object of extraordinary lineage and power. The crystal orb itself - crafted in the 1950's- was placed upon a scholar’s wooden stand, hand-carved in the old manner of Suzhou artisans: no nails, no glue, only the geometry of balance. It was said to embody the philosophy of Li (cosmic order) and Qi (living breath). But what sets this relic apart is the blessing it bears. Albina recounts that in a secret twilight gathering - held under paper lanterns and guarded silence - seven high scholars from both East and West performed the veiled Latin invocation “C Oculis Veneficae” — The Hundred Witches’ Eyes. Yet, alongside the Western incantation, the Eastern adepts chanted the Invocation of the Jade Dragon, calling upon the Celestial Guardians of the Four Directions to awaken the orb’s eternal sight. “In the East,” Albina explains softly, “the Dragon is not a beast of fire but a vessel of wisdom. It coils not to strike, but to encircle truth.” Thus the Seven Scholars of Infinite Secrets (Infinitate Secretas Sodalitas) invoked the Hundred Eyes Blessing, fusing Western witchcraft with Eastern celestial alchemy. Each “eye” is a psychic imprint from one of Alexandria’s coven sisters — one hundred witches who lent their inner vision to the orb. The result is a hybrid magick of unparalleled sight: a psychic amplification of 100 clarity, merging the Third Eye of the Dragon with the Great Eye of the Witch. When one gazes into the sphere, the jade coils glow faintly, and the orb warms to the touch. It begins to hum — a subtle vibration that Albina calls “the song between worlds.” Through focused intention and the secret Latin phrase (given only to initiates of the Circle), the bearer may open a Protected Portal of Light to Alexandria and her hundred companions. These energies grant: Prophetic Vision — Seeing across time, through illusion, and into the patterns of fate. Guided Oracle Channeling — Calling upon the luminous spirits of the 100 Witches and the Celestial Dragon. Psychic Expansion — Amplifying clairvoyance, dream recall, and intuitive sight by 100-fold. Spiritual Protection — The dragon’s jade breath seals portals, keeping one’s field clear of mimicry and interference. The orb radiates warmth when active, and Albina cautions that it must be wrapped in silk or stored separately, for its vibration is so strong it can disrupt other vessels. This is not merely a collector’s relic - it is a living artifact of dual wisdom, a union of Eastern dragonlight and Western witchfire, forged through the hands of scholars, witches, and star-born seers. “It is the eye that sees the unseen,” Albina says, “and the heart that holds the storm still.” A true one-of-a-kind magickal treasure - never to be replicated —- carrying the lineage of both the Jade Dragon and the 100 Eyes of Light. (description exceeds maximum possible length)