Aventurine orange / peach or salmon
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A sunny and warm stone in lithotherapy,orange, peach or salmon-colored Aventurine is a call to commit
to life as an adventure, with joy and happiness as the ultimate quest on the horizon.


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Aventurine orange 8-8.5mm bracelet
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What are the virtues and benefits of Aventurine orange in lithotherapy?

Warmth - Luck - Happiness - Pleasure - Creativity - Hope - Balance and mental clarity - Vitality - Enthusiasm

The origins of its symbols

Unlike green Aventurine, known since antiquity, this orange-colored variety of Quartz has only been known since the 20th century.

With its vitality, it summons joy and the spontaneous forces of warmth and sunshine, symbolizing the luminous forces of the spirit, capable of anchoring self-confidence and harmony in relationships.

Its properties in lithotherapy

In lithotherapy, orange aventurine is linked to the sacral chakra, where emotions, sensuality, renewal and rebirth of personal expression converge.

Its solar energy encourages authentic self-expression and enthusiasm for new experiences. It is associated with luck and creativity for those who, touched by its grace, want to commit to a life as rich as it is peaceful.

It accompanies you in opening up to a new spontaneity, nourished by warmth, vitality and joy. From then on, its effects will stimulate action, hope and balance with clarity of mind.

It can help you overcome blocked emotions that prevent you from making decisions; it can fuel motivation by easing internal and relational tensions through a new confidence that puts others' gaze into perspective.

Perhaps then, in the face of challenges, the gap between a paralyzing fear and the fact of slowing down to better listen to oneself and savor life will appear in its obviousness. It will be the fruit of a reconnection to previously buried emotions, which will reinforce any resilience and positive attitude through this new self-understanding.

Its stimuli also concern meditation, facilitating deep introspection in a quest for happiness.

Which crystals to match Aventurine Orange with?

In lithotherapy, Aventurine Orange can be combined with other crystals to create energetic synergies - supporting personal quests, emotional balance and a welcoming relationship with others.

Aventurine orange purification

Reloading and cleaning the stone

Sunlight, running water, fumigation, wind/breath, intention, singing bowl, form waves

Astrological signs

Aries
dynamic energy
Taurus and Virgo
stability and practicality

Chakras

Sacral chakra
emotions, sensuality, creativity
Heart chakra
relational harmony, compassion, love

Elements

Light
passion
Water
fluid emotions
The correspondence of these two elements sustains an inner harmony and sincere expression.

Aventurine orange mineralogy

Legend has it that the name of this beautiful, light-catching gem, from the Italian "a ventura" ("by chance"), comes from the accidental discovery of glitter glass by Murano craftsmen. This glass subsequently gave its name to this rare natural stone, whose particular and similar brilliance is due to its aventurescence, a sparkling optical effect that distinguishes it from other forms of quartz, the result of inclusions of Mica, Goethite or Hematite.

Aventurine orange is found in a variety of geological environments, usually pegmatites and hydrothermal veins. Its differences in hue and brilliance are due to specific geological conditions.

Its main deposits are in Brazil, Chile, the United States and India.

Its hardness on the Mohs scale is between 6.5 and 7: it's a fairly resistant stone - although beware of scratches that might be inflicted by harder minerals - such as Corundum like Sapphire or Ruby.


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