Seal stones were used in ancient times to sign names on clay documents, and to seal letters with melted sealing wax in later times.
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The seal of Solomon, the Hermetic Seal and the Philosopher's Stone are all alchemical terms. The psychologist Carl Jung believed that the work the alchemists did was related to the psychological event known as the darkness of midlife. These terms referred to their goal, which was a cure for the darkness. I have attached a link which goes into more detail.
A carnelian stone is a brownish-reddish stone which is generally used as a semi-precious gemstone. It is similar to a sard which is generally harder and darker than a carnelian. Carnelians were used widely during the roman times to make engraved gems for signet or seal rings for imprinting a seal with wax on correspondence or other important documents.
As long as it is not natural stone only the grout must be sealed.
To repair a rubble stone wall, you will need to first gather stones to replace the sections that are damaged. Then, place the stones into the sections of the wall that are damaged and seal with mortar.
Sealing natural stone is advisable, to protect it against stains and deterioration from rain and sun. The best sealers for this purpose are impregnating sealers. They absorb deep into the stone, last a long time and don't change the appearance of the stone.
because of the pretty stone and designs and because it was a good fashion design to the Sumerians
To repair a rubble stone wall, you will need to first gather stones to replace the sections that are damaged. Then, place the stones into the sections of the wall that are damaged and seal with mortar.
Yes. If it is a ceramic or porcelain tile you only need to seal the grout. If you have a natural stone or quarry you need to seal the tile and the grout. Generally when you install natural stone, you seal the tile before you grout. Otherwise the colorant in the grout will seep into the tile. If the floor is existing you would seal it all at once. Don't forget to use a stripper to remove any old sealer. Make sure the stripper is acceptable for the type of flooring you are sealing. Stone can be very delicate and damage easily. Vinegar can etch marble, granite, and travertine. One last note, you get what you pay for with sealer. Invest in a good sealer and you will get much better, much longer results.
Do you need to seal ceramic tiles? (Natural eg slate or stone, you definitely would). Anyway, I'm no expert on this, but from researching it on the web, it seems that if you seal first, and then make a mistake with the grouting, you can clean up very easily. If you don't seal first then it's a much tougher job to clean up.
use poly urethane for wood...may take several coats...make sure the cedar stepping stone is dry...