Natural Shungite from Karelia
Energy from natural stone
Shungite pyramids, spheres, cubes and stickers — handcrafted from stone billions of years old.
Natural Shungite stone
Handcrafted
Nationwide delivery
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Natural stone
Carefully selected Shungite from Karelia, Russia.
Handcrafted
Hand-ground and hand-polished — every piece is unique.
Nationwide shipping
Shock-proof packaging, ready to give as a gift. (sample)
Easy returns
Exchange for defective products as per our policy. (sample)
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About ZenGems
From a 2-billion-year-old stone to your space
Shungite is named after the village of Shunga in Karelia (Russia) — almost the only place in the world where this stone is mined. It is rich in carbon and contains fullerenes, a rare form of carbon molecule.
Every ZenGems piece is ground by hand and keeps the stone's natural veining — so the stone on your desk carries a story of its own.
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A gift that brings peaceful energy
Elegantly boxed with a handwritten card — ready to give.
Inspiration
Shungite in living spaces
Reviews
What customers say about ZenGems
Customers who trust ZenGems products.
★★★★★
“I love the natural beauty of Shungite. Every time I see the stone on my desk, it reminds me of the minimalist lifestyle I love.”
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A Nam
Ho Chi Minh City
★★★★★
“The stone has a beautiful black colour, a unique surface and feels really special in the hand. I love how elegant it is!”
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Huy Nguyễn
Nha Trang
★★★★★
“The more I look at it, the more I see the stone's natural beauty”
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Đan Anh
Ho Chi Minh City
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Shungite is a black, carbon-rich stone (about 30–98% carbon) that formed around 2 billion years ago and is mined mainly in Karelia, Russia. It contains fullerenes — a rare form of carbon molecule.
Elite Shungite (also called silver Shungite) has a carbon content above 90%, a silvery metallic surface and is rarer. The regular kind is matte black and easy to craft into pyramids, spheres and cubes.
The stone has a hardness of about 3.5–4 on the Mohs scale, so avoid knocks and rubbing against hard objects. Wipe it with a soft, dry cloth; do not soak it for long in soapy water.
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