Aquamarine stones
Aquamarine / Polished blue beryl
A rolled aquamarine stone is a blue beryl (or Aquamarine) whose light blue-green colors strongly evoke a calm ocean.
It has been used in lithotherapy to protect sailors since the dawn of time. You can use it to preserve your own balance.
What are the lithotherapy properties of a rolled aquamarine?
What's the significance of a rolled Aquamarine?
We can lose ourselves in beauty or in the reflections of water, but sinking into the ocean is another matter altogether. This is probably why the meaning of getting lost in love is not quite the same as getting lost. Calm emotions will always be a protection for those who know how to feel. You can learn to master your feelings just as you guide your boat on the current: the important thing is to know what to do with the wind.
Whatever the storm, Aquamarine is a calming stone that will help you restore balance and course. Putting emotions and thoughts into words is an asset. This stone gives free rein to the words that need to be said, while leaving you in control. It encourages you to speak your mind, without forgetting to be kind to others. You'll gain in oratory skills with Blue Beryl.
On a physical level, the clarity of the stone evokes the clarity of the gaze, which can both decipher and preserve innocence, protected from fatigue and wear, always taking care to replenish the spirit as one polishes a mirror. So, in lithotherapy, Aquamarine is also a balm for the eyes.
How do I use a rolled aquamarine stone?
You can carry it in your pocket for everyday use; for a treatment, apply your polished stone to the area in question.
For meditation, intuition and balance go hand in hand with forgiving others and yourself.
Purification of a rolled aquamarine
Refilling and cleaning
Under the sun, in front of the fire, in the wind. Or chimes, singing bowls, drums, fumigation, sacred geometryBlue Beryl / Aquamarine Chakras :
GorgeAstrological sign
AquariusMineralogy of your rolled stone
Your polished aquamarine is a silicate, the result of the great pressures of magma or metamorphic rocks. It contains iron, which gives it its beautiful light blue-green hue. Its appearance is more or less milky, vitreous and translucent. It can shine with beautiful sparkles in good position under the light. Its prismatic crystals are mostly elongated.
Blue beryl crystal is not so easy to find. Deposits are located mainly in Brazil, southern and northern Africa, and Asia - in Pakistan, Vietnam and Afghanistan, for example. But it can also be found in France in small quantities, or in the USA and Mexico among others.
*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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