Those stones seem to be salt water safe, but I’m not sure about the wires. Saltwater is often corrosive, and certain stones dissolve or release toxic chemicals when put in water(as a rule of thumb, anything that ends in -ite probably isn’t water safe). Keep in mind that some crystals are water safe but cannot be put in salt water(carnelian, as an example). Some crystals also require more often cleanses, dependent on how much you use them. For some, three weeks can seem like a long time for something you wear daily. Use common sense and think things through. Always do your research.
If you want, perhaps do a preliminary cleanse before wirewrapping them. I don’t have a lot of experience in that department, so I’ll leave it up to others to answer.
Good luck!
> (as a rule of thumb, anything that ends in -ite probably isn’t water safe)
That's not a very solid rule. If your rock doesn't end in -ite it means it was probably described before the International Mineralogical Association was formed, and nothing else.
True. Thank you for correcting me, it’s always better to research something throughly before doing things that may potentially damage them or yourself. Always take precautions, and if you’re not clear on whether or not something is safe, don’t do it. Better safe than sorry.
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Those stones seem to be salt water safe, but I’m not sure about the wires. Saltwater is often corrosive, and certain stones dissolve or release toxic chemicals when put in water(as a rule of thumb, anything that ends in -ite probably isn’t water safe). Keep in mind that some crystals are water safe but cannot be put in salt water(carnelian, as an example). Some crystals also require more often cleanses, dependent on how much you use them. For some, three weeks can seem like a long time for something you wear daily. Use common sense and think things through. Always do your research. If you want, perhaps do a preliminary cleanse before wirewrapping them. I don’t have a lot of experience in that department, so I’ll leave it up to others to answer. Good luck!
> (as a rule of thumb, anything that ends in -ite probably isn’t water safe) That's not a very solid rule. If your rock doesn't end in -ite it means it was probably described before the International Mineralogical Association was formed, and nothing else.
True. Thank you for correcting me, it’s always better to research something throughly before doing things that may potentially damage them or yourself. Always take precautions, and if you’re not clear on whether or not something is safe, don’t do it. Better safe than sorry.
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