Peridot, the stone that invites us to be reborn

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Crystallized peridot from Afghanistan


What is peridot? Its character in a nutshell

Feminine, protective and sensitive, this stone enables us to welcome, recognize and heal the feminine aspects of our Being.

Emotional properties of Peridot

Peridot and its luminous green carries the joyful energy of spring and renewal, and is a great purifier that helps us let go of old memories, heal our wounds and open up to the infinite possibilities of rebirth.
It invites us to connect deeply with nature in all its splendour through our hearts. Mysterious and magical, it opens the door to the realm of nature's spirits, inviting us to meet them.

Physical properties of Peridot

Like most stones with springtime energies, peridot has energizing properties, helps us fight fatigue and offers vitality to our body and mind. It strengthens the immune system and aids digestion.

For whom?

Peridot is the ideal stone for daring to give oneself the means to move towards one's own rebirth. It is ideal for those who wish to emerge from their cocoon as magnificent butterflies.

Directions for use

Its power is great and often overrides other stones. When this is the case, its healing powers are diverted. It is therefore advisable to wear it alone.

  • Chakra : Heart
  • Astrology: Capricorn, Leo, Libra and Taurus
  • Purification: Water, salt, fumigation, breath, intention... Peridot rarely needs purification, as it is highly resistant to negative energies.
  • Recharging: Intention, sun, water

Mineralogy and Peridot

Different names

Peridot is also called Olivine (after its olive-green color) or Chrysolite (from the Greek meaning "golden stone").

Some remarkable deposits

Zebirget Island, Myanmar, South Africa, Australia, Brazil, China, Eritrea, USA, Kenya, Mexico, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Tanzania.


*This information is of a general nature, as these properties may vary from one documentation to another.


Source

  • Dictionnaire de la lithothérapie | Boschiero Reynald Georges | Ambre éditions 2005
  • Precious stones | Walter Schumann | Guide Delachaux 2015
  • Mindat | www.mindat.org
  • Gemdat | www.gemdat.org

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*Please note! Some minerals can be toxic and must not be harmed or ingested (as such or in the form of powder, elixir or stone water) or be in prolonged contact with the skin or mucous membranes.
*The information on the stones described here are general indications based on our research and experience, and are not exhaustive.

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