Rolled jade stones
gemstones in sizes S, M, L
In black jade, lilac and green jadeite, or lemon-green Norwegian lizardite, our rolled jade stones are fine stones with multiple lithotherapy virtues, such as healing, protection, luck, relaxation and balance.
What is the significance of rolled jade stones in lithotherapy?
Virtues of polished jade stones
All jade stones, in lithotherapy, are protective stones, to be understood as a tool for healing and spiritual balance.
The calming effect of Jade can be salutary in letting go of fears and anxieties and trying to free our self-confidence. The rediscovered taste of freedom allows for a broad and clear perspective.
And serenity likes to see far ahead. It needs the flexibility that allows irrational fears to be dismissed as illusions. A polished jade stone can help you control fear; its presence accompanies you at life's turning points, promoting calm and serenity when it comes to making choices.
In the East, stone has a tradition linked to longevity. It is also a talisman and a good-luck charm.
Three types of jade
Jade comes in many shades of green, lilac or black, as well as in its composition. There are three types of jade: jadeite (or Burmese jade), nephrite jade and black jade.
Each jade has its own virtues:
- Jadeite or Burmese Jade is a comforting stone that draws on the energy of the masculine principle.
It accompanies purification and balance through its unfailing support of mental clarity.
In this way, it gives you a taste for honesty: asking the question of the importance of your own limits, it invites you to explore the benefits of following a lucid path in terms of justice, forgiveness and tolerance. It's a healing stone. - Linked to balance and harmony, nephrite jade is a soothing stone that preserves peace and prosperity.
It is also an anti-fear talisman for adults and children.
According to ancient traditions, it slows down kidney, bladder and urinary tract diseases. - In lithotherapy, black jade is a stone of self-affirmation. It helps us to know ourselves better by freeing us from our fears, and to assert ourselves through the self-confidence we gain. This stone is also considered a good-luck charm.
What lithotherapy stones to use a rolled jade stone with?
- A polished Jadeite stone can be combined with a rolled Rose Quartz stone for emotional harmony, or with rolled Amethyst stones for clearer thinking.
- Nephrite can be accompanied by rolled Citrine stones for greater prosperity, or polished Obsidian stones to keep your feet on the ground.
- your polished black Jade can be combined with polished Hematite stones to reinforce the power of the spirit, or with a polished black Tourmaline stone to protect you from negative energies.
Purify your rolled jade stones
Under the Moon, running water, waveform exposure, fumigation, singing bowl, breath/wind, prayers...Rolled Jadeite stones
Chakras
1erHeartClarity of thought, purification
Astrological signs
Cancer, fishSensitivity, intuition
Rolled nephrite jade stones
Chakras
1erHeartBalance, harmony, relaxation
Astrological signs
Taurus, LibraPeace and prosperity
Black jade stones
Chakras
1erRacineAnchoring and protection
Astrological signs
CapricornStability, strength
Lizardite rolled stones
Chakras
1erHeart, rootBalance, relaxation
Astrological signs
VirginHealing quest
Elements
EarthJadeite, a purifier, is also linked to the element of water.
Mineralogy of your rolled jade stones
The two most common varieties of jade are jade jadeite (or Burmese jade) - a silicate of sodium and aluminum - and jade nephrite (a silicate of calcium and magnesium). Black jade can be either jadeite or nephrite.
The best quality jadeite is mined in its primary producer: Burma. It can also be sourced from Central America, Japan, Russia and the USA.
Nephrite jade comes from Canada, China, the United States, New Zealand or Russia.
Jadeite hardness ranges between 6.5 and 7 on the Mohs scale - it is 6 and 6.5 for nephrite jade (which can be black) and 6.5 to 7 for black jade in jadeite.
*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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