What can I use them for?
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Some ideas for uses
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Decorative - create interest with a small group on a shelf or an eye-catching feature with a glass bowlful; they are sure to be a conversation piece in any room |
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Games - use for treasure hunt stones, games (noughts & crosses), and learning (colours), the 'glow in the dark' ones are a novelty and comforting for those scared of the dark |
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Small Gifts - great as a souvenir or keepsake, and longer lasting than a greetings card, to convey a special message; buy ready-made or make your own gifts, e.g. pendants, key rings and other accessories |
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Worry Stones - this recognised therapeutic technique helps to deal with uncomfortable and stressful emotions or situations; both for adults and children. Find out more about 'worry stones' |
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Yoga/Meditation - use as a visual ‘anchor’ or meditation object when practicing yoga or meditation; the spiralling pattern helps draw the eye and focuses the mind |
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Colour Therapy - the colours we choose to surround ourselves with can have a profound impact on our lives, affecting both our physical and mental health. |
See below for more information about Colour Therapy
and the Psychology of Colour
