Moss Agate Gemstone Spooky Pumpkin Totem Jack-o-Lantern Carving

You will receive one Spooky Pumpkin carving, measuring approximately 1.8" x 1.8" x 2.5".

Each Pumpkin is hand-carved from natural gemstone, and the shaping and coloration varies from pumpkin to pumpkin for this reason.

Moss Agate Pumpkins will feature natural inclusions, texture, small dips, druzy pockets, or internal fractures consistent with the growth patterns of the stone. 

Symbolism of the Pumpkin

Pumpkins are a natural symbol of fertility, abundance, stability, and growth. They are tied intrinsically to the Earth Element and associated with the Autumn season, with pumpkin seeds and gourds being often used in Samhain rituals. When carved for use as Jack-o-Lanterns, they have been used as reminders of loved ones who have passed on, and also to ward off malicious spirits from the home.

Metaphysical Properties, Uses, and Meaning of Moss Agate

Moss Agate has been known throughout history as a healing stone, a druid’s stone, and a stone to strengthen warriors. Moss Agate has also been tied to ancient texts that describe it as attracting wealth and prosperity. It is a multi-talented stone, encouraging inventive and creative thinking, emotional growth and balance, and a greater awareness of opportunities. Moss Agate is a stone that attunes us to the rhythms of the world around us, helping us to stay grounded and avoid letting negative emotions sway our decision making. It assists in building a leadership mindset of steady and resourceful thought, encouraging us to triumph in every area of our lives!

Moss Agate is most associated with cloudy shades of green floating within clear or semi-clear Chalcedony, but it can also be found with touches of other colors (reddish-brown, brown-black, yellow-brown) depending on its source location. Green Coloration in Moss Agate is due to inclusions of Chlorite or Hornblende, whereas darker coloration or Dendrites suggest the presence of iron oxides. When the clear portions of Moss Agate are a more solid white, it is commonly referred to as Tree Agate instead. Moss Agate is also called Ocean Grass Agate, particularly when there are only thin tendrils of green floating in the clear portions of the stone.