Rolled Chrysoprase stones
fine polished stones in sizes S, M, L
A rolled Chrysoprase stone is a mineral used in lithotherapy to support all rebirths
of the spirit embarking on the adventure of the world by rediscovering the taste for feeling.
What are the lithotherapy virtues of a rolled Chrysoprase stone?
Its symbols
If the color green is synonymous with hope, Chrysoprase's palette of greens makes it an absolute representation of the potential for rebirth, representing spring, a new season of the spirit calling for the renewal of a new beginning.
This link with nature also speaks of the trust it must inspire in us in relation to its cyclical powers; for if sunshine follows storm, heat follows winter, life can conquer nothingness.
Benefits of your rolled stone
In lithotherapy, this Golden Leek - the meaning of Chrysoprase's name in ancient Greek - is a talisman nourishing hope and action leading to the improvement of our condition.
It accompanies the hero or heroine who takes on the world, aware of its dangers, but driven by an enthusiasm that has been renewed by calming fears. To change is also to free oneself.
In its own way, stone finds the right words in its evidence of re-establishing a link with your deep and shared nature: we are an integral part of the natural cycles that shape life's advances and retreats. It's a reminder that signifies the new beginning of a presence that needs to be lived to the full.
Its green hues, crystalline and radiant, speak of strength and energy, impatient to come back to life, but soothed by the security and confidence that comes from the certainty of feeling.
Physical effects
There's no scientific proof, but tradition has it that Chrysoprase is a detoxifier for the body.
Mother/father/child bonding
It crystallizes a vital and tender love, reflecting the ideal feelings of parents and children. The stone can help strengthen family ties by understanding and feeling its symbol.
Use
For everyday use, in your pocket; for a treatment, directly on the affected area.
What lithotherapy stones should Chrysoprase be combined with?
The properties of Chrysoprase can be enhanced in lithotherapy by its synergy with complementary stones. Here are a few examples:
- A rolled Aventurine or Quartz aventuriné , with its link to nature and renewal, like Chrysoprase, can also accompany quests for new beginnings.
- a rolled stone of Citrine or yellow Hyaline Quartz can help connect you with your creativity and joy of being.
- a rolled stone in Rock Crystal or Clear Quartz will support the soothing benefits of Chrysoprase.
Purifying a rolled Chrysoprase stone
Cleaning and reloading
Exposing under the moon, fumigation, breath, running water, expressing intention, singing bowl trance, shape wavesAvoid prolonged exposure to the sun, as this may damage the stone's brilliance.
Associated astrological signs
Balance and CancerChakra
4ᵉ chakra - HeartElement
WaterMineralogy of a rolled Chrysoprase
The stone is an assemblage of several silica polymorphs: Quartz, Moganite, Chalcedony and sometimes Opal. Other classifications identify it as a variety of Chalcedony.
It is a cryptocrystalline quartz, sometimes translucent, always bright, with a waxy to vitreous appearance.
Its fibrous structure is dense and features nickel silicates in its crystalline organization - which explains its green color.
The deposits are found in Australia, which supplies the finest gems. It is also mined in Germany, Brazil, the United States, Poland and Madagascar.
Its hardness ranges from 6.5 and 7 on the Mohs scale.
*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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