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Chakana bracelet. Chakana is an ancient symbol of pre-Inca times. It is a protective symbol with a connection to the radiator from the town of Chavin, where there is a pyramid with a stone obelisk. Cosmic healing and protective energy are received through the menhir. The Andean Cross can be worn on the body, or kept in a pocket or by the bed.

Chakana bracelet. Chakana is an ancient symbol of pre-Inca times. It is a protective symbol with a connection to the radiator from the town of Chavin, where there is a pyramid with a stone obelisk. Cosmic healing and protective energy are received through the menhir. The Andean Cross can be worn on the body, or kept in a pocket or by the bed.

Chakana bracelet. Chakana is an ancient symbol of pre-Inca times. It is a protective symbol with a connection to the radiator from the town of Chavin, where there is a pyramid with a stone obelisk. Cosmic healing and protective energy are received through the menhir. The Andean Cross can be worn on the body, or kept in a pocket or by the bed.

Chakana bracelet. Chakana is an ancient symbol of pre-Inca times. It is a protective symbol with a connection to the radiator from the town of Chavin, where there is a pyramid with a stone obelisk. Cosmic healing and protective energy are received through the menhir. The Andean Cross can be worn on the body, or kept in a pocket or by the bed.

Chakana bracelet. Chakana is an ancient symbol of pre-Inca times. It is a protective symbol with a connection to the radiator from the town of Chavin, where there is a pyramid with a stone obelisk. Cosmic healing and protective energy are received through the menhir. The Andean Cross can be worn on the body, or kept in a pocket or by the bed.

Chakana bracelet. Chakana is an ancient symbol of pre-Inca times. It is a protective symbol with a connection to the radiator from the town of Chavin, where there is a pyramid with a stone obelisk. Cosmic healing and protective energy are received through the menhir. The Andean Cross can be worn on the body, or kept in a pocket or by the bed.

Chakana bracelet. Chakana is an ancient symbol of pre-Inca times. It is a protective symbol with a connection to the radiator from the town of Chavin, where there is a pyramid with a stone obelisk. Cosmic healing and protective energy are received through the menhir. The Andean Cross can be worn on the body, or kept in a pocket or by the bed.

Chakana bracelet. Chakana is an ancient symbol of pre-Inca times. It is a protective symbol with a connection to the radiator from the town of Chavin, where there is a pyramid with a stone obelisk. Cosmic healing and protective energy are received through the menhir. The Andean Cross can be worn on the body, or kept in a pocket or by the bed.

Chakana bracelet. Chakana is an ancient symbol of pre-Inca times. It is a protective symbol with a connection to the radiator from the town of Chavin, where there is a pyramid with a stone obelisk. Cosmic healing and protective energy are received through the menhir. The Andean Cross can be worn on the body, or kept in a pocket or by the bed.

Chakana bracelet. Chakana is an ancient symbol of pre-Inca times. It is a protective symbol with a connection to the radiator from the town of Chavin, where there is a pyramid with a stone obelisk. Cosmic healing and protective energy are received through the menhir. The Andean Cross can be worn on the body, or kept in a pocket or by the bed.

Chakana bracelet. Chakana is an ancient symbol of pre-Inca times. It is a protective symbol with a connection to the radiator from the town of Chavin, where there is a pyramid with a stone obelisk. Cosmic healing and protective energy are received through the menhir. The Andean Cross can be worn on the body, or kept in a pocket or by the bed.

Chakana bracelet. Chakana is an ancient symbol of pre-Inca times. It is a protective symbol with a connection to the radiator from the town of Chavin, where there is a pyramid with a stone obelisk. Cosmic healing and protective energy are received through the menhir. The Andean Cross can be worn on the body, or kept in a pocket or by the bed.