Silver-Tone Karnak Pendulum with Witness Chamber

Silver-Tone Egyptian Karnak Pendulum with Witness Chamber + Pouch

Weight approx. 35 g – pendulum height approx. 6.5 cm – beaded chain approx. 18 cm

The source says pendulums were widely used by kings and priestesses in ancient Egypt for divination and healing. It presents the Egyptian or Karnak pendulum as based on an original more than 3,500 years old that was reportedly found in a sarcophagus in the Valley of the Kings, and says Pharaoh Tutankhamun had one on his chest among protective amulets.

The source describes the Karnak pendulum as powerful and highly sensitive to energies, with a shape that makes it both an emitter and transmitter. It presents it for work involving minerals, plants, objects and places and attributes effects such as raising the vibration of living beings, removing low-vibration energies, improving flower remedies and neutralising harmful fields.

These historical assertions and claims concerning energy, healing, vibrations, harmful fields and energetic cleansing are presented as stated by the source; they are not independently established here and the energetic or therapeutic effects are not scientifically proven.

The witness chamber can be opened to insert small materials associated with a missing person or animal, such as a hair or nail, as part of the divinatory practice described by the source. There is no scientific evidence that such a pendulum can locate a missing person or animal, and it should not replace appropriate professional or emergency search methods.