Looking for a ‘Worry Stone’ ?

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Question by Alicat 42: Looking for a ‘worry stone’ ?
So I’m looking for a worry stone, its a small oval/circle flat stone, some have grooved out pit in the center, you rub it, its for anxiety and stress management?

I’m in a small town, not much in town but I go to the city, Edmonton, tomorrow! If anyone knows where I might be able to find one, that’d be awesome.

I have no idea what kind of stores sell them either, so any suggestions on that’d be great too.

Thanks :D

Best answer:

Answer by cloudhop23
I’m thinking you could use anything small and flat for this effect. Like maybe a quarter or even a small spoon?

Answer by V???? T?
I’m not sure… I usually find those sorts of things in those earthy kinds of stores. I don’t know how to describe them, but they have a lot of scented candles, wind chimes, incense, far-out patterned dresses, jewelry, etc. Just look for one of those “left of center” types of stores. Nothing main-stream. I also know that you can order them online..

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