Auralite (Amethyst, Goethite, Hematite, Smoky Quartz)
also known asAuralite 23 or Melody Stone

Auralite contains inclusions of Amethyst, Goethite Quartz (Cacoxenite), Hematite and Smoky Quartz. Its many components (up to 23) can be seen as the manifestation of a multiplicity of viewpoints, a metaphor for the possibilities open to our gaze.

This stone should not be confused with Super Seven, Cacoxenite of Brazilian origin and composed of seven minerals. You can visualize their differences by discovering our rolled Super Seven, for example.

This stone invites you to be open-minded, to see beyond appearances and prejudices. Its meaning is linked to a broad vision of freedom. It helps you reconnect with your spirituality and make sense of your life.

Why is it useful in lithotherapy?

It is an excellent ally in cases of anxiety, recurring fears, loss of meaning, loss of purpose. The paradox of Auralite is that it offers as much support as you need and responds to the dissolution of a sense of direction by beautifully and richly exposing the range of possibilities life has to offer. It's up to you to embark on the path of Adventure. Then it will become clear to you that the opposite of fear is not unconsciousness, but that courage is only born of the mastery of fear, of its circumvention if necessary, but always of its presence.

Auralite mineralogy

This rare crystal from Canada is a Quartz; its trigonal crystal system and prismatic crystals make it essentially an Amethyst, with the particularity of containing up to 23 other minerals in its inclusions.

Its color ranges from violet to red, with a vitreous sheen and reflections that are more or less iridescent or metallic, depending on the impurities it contains.
Its complex formation and phenomenal age involve enormous pressures, multiple fusions of magma interacting with water over a billion years ago.
Its hardness is 7 on the Mohs scale.