Features of the chrome plated brass pendulum
This pendulum is recommended for you if you are looking for a traditional, easy-to-handle piece. The brass core provides the right weight and swing, while the surface is covered by a silvery, cool chrome layer. This is not only attractive: the smooth surface is easy to clean and shows fewer fingerprints. The 2 centimetre size and 15 g weight is a balance many people find comfortable to work with.
Where you can use it most
The pendulum is a versatile tool. Many use it for aromatherapy, where it helps to choose an essential oil. Others reach for it in herbal practice, homeopathy or card readings. You do not need to decide in advance how to use it, as the same pendulum serves you well in many situations. The 15 g weight is enough for a clear swing, yet not tiring during longer sessions.
How to hold and use it correctly
Hold the end of the chain between your thumb and index finger. Rest your elbow on the table or on your knee so your arm does not tremble. Ask clear yes-no questions and observe the direction in which the pendulum begins to swing. It is worth establishing your own yes and no movement first so you can calibrate the pendulum to yourself.
Cleaning after each session
Wipe it with a soft, dry cloth after use. If the pendulum gathers dust or fingerprints, wash it with lukewarm water and a little dish soap, then dry thoroughly. Do not leave it standing in water for long and avoid abrasive sponges, as they can damage the chrome layer. From time to time, polish it with a soft cloth to keep its original appearance.
What to keep in mind when buying
As this is a hand-finished Indian product, the pendulum may show a few millimetres of variation in size and a few grams in weight compared to the stated 2 centimetres and 15 g. This is not a fault but a natural consequence of handcrafted production. The chain is usually around 17 to 20 centimetres long, sized for comfortable handling.