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These are sandstone secretions that help connect with the female (smooth) or male (bumpy) in your workings. 
 
Shaman Stones, also widely known as Moqui Marbles or Boji Stones, are rare iron oxide concretions formed naturally over millions of years within the sandstone deposits of the American Southwest, particularly in areas of Utah and Arizona. These unusual stones are composed primarily of sandstone, hematite, limonite, and iron rich minerals that slowly fused together through ancient geological processes, creating their distinctive rounded and often heavily textured appearance. While single Moqui Marbles are already highly sought after among collectors and spiritual practitioners, conjoined or double formations — where one concretion is naturally fused to or growing from another — are considered exceptionally rare collector’s pieces. These “twins” and “triplets” are far less commonly found and are especially prized because of both their rarity and the spiritual symbolism many people associate with their naturally connected forms. Their weathered surfaces, earthy coloration, and ancient appearance give them an unmistakably primal energy that feels deeply tied to the land they formed within.
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These stones hold profound spiritual and cultural significance connected to Hopi traditions and ancestral lore. The name “Moqui” is commonly interpreted as meaning “dearly departed,” and according to Hopi legend, these stones were believed to be left behind by ancestral spirits who played with them at night. They were seen as signs of happiness and peace in the afterlife, creating a powerful symbolic bridge between the living and the spirit world. Because of this deep spiritual connection, Moqui Marbles became associated with ancestral communication, spiritual protection, grounding, and guidance from higher realms. Many practitioners and collectors still view them as sacred objects carrying ancient wisdom and the quiet presence of those who came before.