Eudialyte "Sang de dragon"
minerals, pendants, 8mm beads, rolled stones

Symbol of evolution: the value of a new beginning

Do you have the courage to look inside yourself? Do you have the guts to face up to your doubts and fears? Do you have the fortitude to recognize your mistakes and accept your weaknesses?

Eudialyte leaves you no choice. It's a stone of self-knowledge, uncompromising, sometimes destabilizing... But always for the right cause.

If you're determined to confront yourself, you're ready to stop hiding behind your shield. To finally leap into your verticality, your power and your strength to confront your demons, your patterns; the very ones that corrupt you, those doubts and lies that gnaw at you and trip you up, those sadnesses that plant their blades in your heart, those blinding shadows.

In lithotherapy, Eudialyte supports you and encourages you to take concrete, fearless action for healthy change.

With it, you have the strength to overcome the obstacles that stand in your way. To be fully the actor of your destiny, you have no choice but to clarify what really matters to you, what is essential to you; and to move forward towards your goal.

It's a stone for moments of doubt and weakness. When making a new start, it helps you learn from your mistakes and assert yourself, making the right choices by listening to the voice of your heart.

Eudialyte may even enable us to reunite with our soulmates, to work together and learn from each other. Because there's strength in numbers and together we can open up a whole new world of possibilities.

On the physical level in lithotherapy

Eudialyte stimulates the whole body, promotes iron absorption and helps combat fatigue. It stimulates the nervous system and improves cell regeneration, acts on the eyes, in particular the optic nerve, and stimulates sexual energy.

How do I use an Eudialyte?

It's best touse Eudialyte with a precise intention and to wear it consciously. According to lithotherapy, the stone can become difficult to bear when you're not acting, as the energy it generates in the body needs to be evacuated to avoid creating tension.

Wear it as jewelry or in your pocket at decisive moments in your life, if the energy of a warrior spirit, courageous and just, can help you make the right choices and act accordingly.

Where to place an Eudialyte?

An Eudialyte in your living space will be particularly stimulating and will ask the inhabitants to act, to work for more authenticity, love and harmony.

Preferably choose a place where you are active and avoid placing this stone in rooms dedicated to rest.

Which stones amplify the benefits of lithotherapy?

• For better emotional balance, it can be combined with Labradorite.
• the joy and creativity of Citrine will reinforce any transformation by the energies of Eudialyte
• releasing emotions and overcoming blockages is also a Malachite affair.

Eudialyte, in history and mineralogy

The indigenous Sami people of Lapland have been using this stone for therapeutic purposes for centuries.
According to legend, in prehistoric times, their people fought a terrible and immense giant on the Kola peninsula. It was a hard fight and the spilled blood became Eudialyte. In other legends, it was a dragon, which is why this stone is nicknamed "Blood of the Sami" and "Dragon's Blood".

As for its mineralogy, it was first described in 1819 and given the name Eudialyte, from the Greek eu bon and dialtyos décomposable - as it dissolves very easily in acids.

As far as its commercialization and therapeutic use in the West are concerned, it's only since 1996 that Eudialyte has been available in the form of rolled stones and that its virtues have been studied.

Eudialyte belongs to the cyclosilicate class, and is a basic, alkali-rich zirconium complex silicate containing numerous elements, mainly calcium, sodium, iron and manganese.

It is of primary formation and is created by liquid magma. Its crystal system is rhombohedral and sometimes forms large crystals embedded in the rock. Its color palette varies from pinkish-purple to red, mauve, black, burgundy, brown and yellow.

The main deposits are in Greenland, Canada, Russia and Sweden.