Shungite Round Cell Phone Plate 20mm

SHUNGITE PLATES FOR MOBILE PHONES | 20mm Each. These have 3M sticky tape to attach to cell phone, computer or where ever you choose. Shungite is basically a very pure form of Carbon, Precambrian carbonaceous rock of organic origin, which had been found only in Russia, Karelia, Lake Onega area. Its name comes from the small village of Shunga where it was first discovered. Scientists estimate the age of shungite to be approximately 2 billion years. It is conductive & a very interesting mineral that can be used for water purification & is said to be beneficial against EMF / Radio & Cell Phone Radiation. You may see silver streaks or chips running throughout Shungite, these are small pieces of "Petrovsky" Shungite running through the regular shungite, it is sometimes mixed. These are not "cracks" or damage. We make sure to quality control everything. Minor imperfections may be present, it is the nature of this stone. Electromagnetic radiation is a problem with mobile phones, which gets even stronger during conversation and has a negative impact on the nervous system, especially the brain. The radiation also depresses the biofield which can lead to breakdowns and deterioration of health. Shungite plates are believed to be beneficial in reducing the effects of EMF / electromagnetic radiation which comes from the mobile phone. Our mobile phone plates are very thin (just 2mm) and easy to stick on the phone with 3M sticky to adhere to the phone. Our mobile phone plates are very thin (just 2mm) and easy to stick on the phone with 3M sticky to adhere to the phone. They come in two shapes - rectangle (15x24mm) and round 20mm. *You may notice slight black rub off, this is natural & normal as it is a form of carbon and this happens when rubbed. There is nothing to worry about. We purchase a lot of Shungite from our source and offer extremely competitive pricing on all our products. We guarantee everything is exactly what it should be with no surprises for the buyer. Shungite only comes from a small area in Karelia, Russia.