Bronzite bracelets
brown, bronze or gold-colored stones
The beautiful golden reflections of your Bronzite bracelet come from the iron and magnesium silicate of which it is composed.
In lithotherapy, this protective stone invites us to remain confident and keep our eyes open to reality.
What are the lithotherapy properties of your Bronzite bracelet?
The benefits of your protection stone
The Bronzite in your bracelet is a stone of anchorage and protection against harmful energies linked to conflictual situations. Its earthy and solar symbol means that you can be both dynamic and grounded, lively yet filled with calm and confidence.
The reminder of calm and of what is right acts on our roots. Its solar lucidity helps us to develop a way of thinking that is free from fear of the world's violence. We can face our problems with serenity.
What's in it for me?
Bronzite is bound to charm. In addition to its beauty, it encourages a disposition to live in the here and now and to avoid lying to oneself.
If you've got a baby and you're on the verge of a nervous breakdown, Bronzite can help you disconnect, soothe you on all levels and help you regain strength and energy.
Does the word "harassment" ring a bell? You can seek professional help to free yourself. This magnificent stone can accompany you like an ally, helping you to change the way things are.
Finally, if you lack self-esteem, suffer from hyperactivity or instability, you'll gain in serenity thanks to her.
Bronzite purification
Cleaning and recharging your bracelet
In the sun, exposure to running water, fumigation, wind/breath, singing bowl, form waves, prayers, earth...Astrological sign associated with the stone
CapricornChakras
1st and 3ᵉ chakras - Root and Solar Plexus
Element
EarthMineralogy
A mineral of the silicate group, Bronzite is a mix of iron and magnesium silicate.
Transparent or translucent, it has a vitreous to semi-metallic sheen and metallic bronze reflections, in addition toan interesting pleochroism: as a result of this phenomenon, the perception of its color will vary according to the light and the point of view, ranging from yellow to brown.
Bronzite forms in magmatic rocks (in Brazil), but is also found in metamorphic rocks (e.g., in the Austrian Alps), where it is formed following the transformation of Enstatite by pressure and high temperatures. It is also found on every continent outside Oceania, in Madagascar, South Africa and Sri Lanka, and in countries as dissimilar as Rwanda and Argentina.
Hardness 5.5 on the Mohs scale, density 3.2 to 3.4.
*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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