Our NEW Heart TouchStones can be held, touched, rubbed, or carried in a pocket as tangible reminders of healing and comfort. These stones are available individually or in packs of five and are a great self-care tool for yourself or gift for your team. Consider handing these out to your team as a symbol of your commitment to their mental and emotional wellness.
Heart TouchStones are currently available in Rose Quartz and Green Aventurine and are about 40mm in size.
For many people, stones are imbued with symbolic qualities. When one is given a stone, it is believed that those qualities are also given to them. Below you’ll find the symbolic gifts of our TouchStones.
Please Note: The qualities and comforting properties described for each Heart TouchStone have been collected from various sources and are offered as an informational service. Heart TouchStones are not meant to treat medical, psychological or emotional conditions and should not be used as replacements for medications or treatments recommended by healthcare professionals. World by the Tail, Inc., does not guarantee the validity of these statements.
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A portion of the proceeds from the sales of this product will be donated to Not One More Vet (NOMV).
NOMV is a 501(c)(3) public charity and is the leader in veterinary mental health. NOMV’s mission is to transform the status of mental wellness within the profession so veterinary professionals can survive and thrive through education, resources, and support.
At our clinic, we use ClayPaws because our client’s pets are their family. No one is ever really ready to say goodbye to their loved ones, and ClayPaws gives them a small piece of their pet to keep forever. Something as insignificant as a paw print may seem like it wouldn’t make a difference, but to our clients, it means the world to them. And to us, here at the clinic, our clients mean everything to us.
