This is a very large wand.  The hilt is a piece of driftwood with a centrally located knothole that you can see all the way through.  It goes at an angle, you can see it in the first photo.  It has heavy Chinese coins along the hilt, 7 in number.  They are a heavy metal.  I got them from my step-mom, I think she said they are authentic coins.  They look like they are.  The crystal is a shard with an upright point embedded in it.  It has an oval piece of pale green, translucent Jadeite at the end of the hilt.  Jadeite  was believed to be a stone of magic to the Mayan and Aztec cultures.

This  is a small and delicate wand I made out of a rock crab claw I picked up on the beach in Louisiana.  There are mother of pearl pieces that my Grandparents brought home from Florida.  It has chamois leather and a clear crystal point.

Here is a quote from my good friend, Australian author, Donni Hakanson says about the crab:  "Crab is the archetypical shape-shifter, able to transform and adjust to whatever situations are encountered.  They are often a symbol of renewal, linked in many cultures to the Moon, and astrologically to the sign of Cancer.  Some tribal people believe that crabs never die, that they bury themselves in the sand and grow new shells like the moon, which also follows this process.  Crabs are archetypically related to the element of water and the arena of the emotions."

Beads/decor made of glossy pearly inside of pearl oyster shell. (Isn't a stone) Carries the gentle, peaceful healing energy of the sea. Relaxes, soothes emotions, sensitivity, stress.