Magnesite pendant necklaces
white, grey, lemon, with pyrite
Our Magnesite pendant necklaces are available for men and women; the stones can be pierced or with a 925 silver clasp.
In lithotherapy, this jewel soothes emotions and accompanies us on the path of introspection, in search of peace and self-love.
What are the benefits of a Magnesite pendant?
What is patience if not knowing how to wait? It's a state that nurtures reflection, calm and serenity, and that Magnesite nourishes with its soothing virtues, shielding disturbing emotions to open the way to a renewed vision of what's at stake in your existence.
Its benefits in lithotherapy
The properties of this stone are thus conducive to peace and meditation. Its gentleness releases emotions that might otherwise be forgotten in states of irritability and anxiety, reminding you of the importance of preserving a benevolent and tolerant stability.
In lithotherapy, your Magnesite jewel offers protection against harmful, all-consuming and pressing thoughts and feelings, keeping stress and overwork at bay. It makes you available to the present and to the richness of your memory.
Achieving serenity means rediscovering an intimate idea, that of affection for oneself, a source of mental clarity and positive energy that enables us to both concentrate and let go, for a balanced approach between reason and poetry.
Physical effects
Although devoid of scientific proof, tradition attributes detoxifying benefits to Magnesite for diets, food and digestion problems, headaches and neuralgia.
How is it used in lithotherapy?
You can wear it on your body, ideally in contact with your skin, to diffuse its soothing energies.
Which stones or crystals should you combine with your Magnesite jewelry?
To amplify its benefits in lithotherapy, you can combine your Magnesite pendant with complementary minerals such as :
- Rose Quartz or Rhodite bracelets to boost self-esteem and empathy
- a pink-purple Lepidolite bracelet will help you let go of stress.
Purifying your Magnesite pendant necklace
Cleaning and reloading
Exposure under the moon, cleansing with running water, waveform, fumigation, singing bowl, effects of breath, wind, prayers - if they speak to you.Chakras
6ᵉ and 7ᵉ chakras - 3ᵉ eye and coronalAstrological signs
Virgo, Libra and GeminiElement
EtherMineralogy of your pendant necklace
Its name comes from the Magnesia region of Greece, where magnesium rock was mined for its water-purifying properties.
This white and grey stone in general can vary in color due to its composition and the conditions of its formation in hydrothermal deposits or carbonate rocks, environments rich in Magnesium:
- magnesium carbonate containing mostly calcium and iron oxides (causing brown veins)
- and Manganese oxides (black veins)
- sometimes Cobalt or Nickel (giving Lemon Magnesite its pale yellow to anise-green color).
Artificially dyed blue or blue-green, it is called "Turquenite".
Its most common origins are Austria, Germany, Slovakia, Brazil, the United States, China and Zimbabwe.
Its hardness on the Mohs scale ranges from 3.5 to 4.5 - a stone to be handled with care to avoid scratches.
*Please note! Some minerals may be toxic and must not be licked 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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