Terahertz Ore Hokutolite Orange Bracelet 8mm Far Infrared Power Stone Inner Circumference 18cm [GOLD STONE] Approx.

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Grain diameter 8mm (±0.5mm) Inner circumference 18cm *The photo uses a product photo with an inner circumference of 16.5cm. Hokutolite is a natural monument in both Taiwan and Japan, and new stones are not produced. This product is made from Hokutolite powder produced before mining was banned in Taiwan and hardened into ceramic. Terahertz waves vibrate approximately 1 trillion times per second Luxurious use of terahertz ore with extremely high purity (silicon) close to 100%. Orange-colored Hokutolite is a high-performance Hokutolite that has higher negative ion values than normal Hokutolite. It will be delivered in a case with the GOLD STONE logo. ◆Terahertz The secret behind terahertz ore lies in the energy that causes 1 trillion molecular vibrations per second. Terahertz waves (Tera/1 trillion Hertz waves) emitted from terahertz ore are electromagnetic waves that are located between "light sources such as far infrared rays" and "radio waves." The frequency of terahertz waves is between 1 trillion Hz and 100 trillion Hz, and the wavelength is between 3 μm and 1000 μm, which has the properties of both light and radio waves. Hokutolite can only be found around the world at Beitou Onsen in Taiwan and Tamagawa Onsen in Akita Prefecture. It is an extremely valuable mineral. Hokutolite from Taiwan is an extremely valuable mineral, and illegal digging is prohibited. Hokutolite beads are ceramic balls that are made by stirring and firing Hokutolite powder from Beitou Hot Springs in Taiwan to a constant dose. Hokutolite, which has received attention on TV and other media, emits trace amounts of radiation from its hot spring ingredients. It is also known as the "stone that keeps doctors away." It is also possible to emit negative ions and measure the ion value with an ion tester.