Astrological Sign: Taurus, Sagittarius |
Chakra: Root, Sacral |
Lore: Copper stimulates initiative, optimism, diplomacy, and independence. It can magnify the transfer of energy from other minerals or from a healer due to its ability to conduct electrical impulses. It is reputed to bring luck, especially in the recovery of property. |
Geology: Copper is a native element forming in volcanic rocks and sulfide deposits. The usual habits are dendritic and massive, rarely crystaline in the form of cubes and octahedrons. Michigan’s native copper is used to form these interesting sculptures which are man made on the Keweenaw Peninsula. Molten copper at 2200 degrees Fahrenheit is poured into straw which is immersed in water. The straw is burned away and the copper solidifies. On New Years day, according to custom, early miners used lead in the same process as a method of fortune telling. Good or bad luck for the year to follow was determined by the shape and size of the sculpture formed. |
Localities: Michigan, Arizona, Germany |
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About Stones: Charoite
Astrological Sign: Sagittarius, Scorpio |
Chakra: Heart, Crown |
Lore: Charoite brings spiritual truths to dispell illusions and worst fears. It helps us to cope with profound changes. |
Geology: Charoite originates from Siberia where it was first discovered in 1978. Occurring as violet masses, charoite is formed in the zone of contact between magmatic and metamorphic rocks from the combination of alkaline magmatic solutions with mineral-forming substances of the surrounding rocks. |
Locality: Russia |
About Stones: Azurite/Malachite
Astrological Sign: Sagittarius, Capricorn |
Chakra: Brow |
Lore: Azurite-malachite encourages an interest in our surroundings and fellow human beings. It encourages harmony between the intellect and feelings, and helps to release suppressed emotions. |
Geology: Azurite-malachite is a rare alkaline copper carbonate formed by rainwater containing carbolic acid in the oxidation zone of copper ore deposits. |
Localities: Arizona, West Germany |