Turenne Pendulum. Tool for Testing in Vibrational Radiesthesia. Clear Acrylic Plastic Sphere with Two Compass Arrows. New July 2024.

Great product for identifying source energy—-works very well and quickly

Poor quality control. The surface has a visible crack — it seems someone tried to enlarge the hole so the string could fit, but it wasn’t glued properly. The attachment point feels very shallow and makes me worry it might fall off easily.

I'm disappointed in this Radiesthesia instrument. I was under the impression that it has two magnetic Compasses that would be effected on by Magnetic Fields and Auras as the instrument passes through or around them. But it appears as if the compasses are plastic or so heavily lacquered they appear plastic and seem to have Zero Magnetic Resonance or directional finding abilities. I'll probably take apart other compasses and make a more workable instrument, or try and magnetizes again if they are metal under paint lacquer. Compass arms should swing North when on a flat plane and no matter how freely they spun around after a gentle flick they showed no discernable direction finding abilities or magnetism (Edit to original Review) It does seem that there is very subtle radiesthesic resonance in compass needles and I feel that I was expecting more for the price sort of thing. So My final review is, If You have the extra money it's an attractive Instrument does work in subtle fields (extended dowsing sessions and the needles will start lining up) but I wouldn't recommend this as Your first Radiesthesia Instrument, however I'd definitely recommend it for Your Collection if You like have multiple testing options

Great Radiesthesia Pendulum. The needles are magnetized and point north.. I tested it on various directional flows and geopathic grid lines and it works great.

It arrived safely. The pendulum matches the pictures. I haven't tested it yet to see if it works correctly. I am satisfied with the workmanship.