John Dee's Seal Crystal Ball is known as the Sigilium Aemeth.  The bone resin seal beneath the great 100mm diameter crystal ball, is a copy of that which John Dee, personal astrologer to Queen Elizabeth 1, was instructed to make in 1582 by the Archangel Michael. The Crystal Ball was then supported over the seal during scrying. The magnificent antiqued pewter dragon scrying stand, is decorated with Austrian crystal jewels.

John Dee and Edward Kelley developed a language during their scrying sessions, which they claimed was dictated by angels. Named after Enoch, the Biblical figure who 'walked with God', the Enochian system is said to be the tongue of the angels, and capable of controlling them. It has become the basis of many occult rituals and activities.

For many years Dee attempted to contact angels and to learn what he could not find in his scientific studies.  He had been arrested for studying mathematics which was considered to be a dark magic in those times.   Dee’s obsession was however never to be entirely satisfied. The angels didn’t deliver the final key to the Enochian language.  However, in April 1587, Kelley claimed that they made a disturbing demand.  Kelley told Dee they were required to swap wives, a sin that would damn both their souls to hell. With Abraham’s sacrifice of his son for God in mind, Dee agreed.  His wife Jane, who despised Kelley, was unhappy with the idea, and even more so when she became pregnant.  This wife-swapping changed the relationship between the men and in 1589 they finally parted company when Dee and his family returned to England.

Why should you choose this Crystal Ball?

• This Crystal Ball is ready to be used for scrying.  
• Images appear within the psychic's mind as guided by spirit or the client's soul imprint.
• The magnificent antiqued pewter dragon scrying stand, is decorated with Austrian crystal jewels and very distinctive.
• This beautiful Crystal Ball and Stand would also make an excellent and unusual display piece which will gauge the interest of anyone who sees it.
• This would make an excellent gift

The traditional way to see visions is to gaze into the depths of a crystal ball.