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Beautiful polished stones in Yooperlite.
*This stone is quite new within the Swedish range.
When exposed to UV light, the fluorescent sodalite inclusions in these syenite stones glow as if the fire is bursting from within!
Size: approx. 20-25mm
Quality: High
Origin: USA
Mohs scale: 5
Meaning & Properties
Yooperlite stands for free speech, expressing yourself freely and having your voice heard. It is said to help you as a user to stand up for yourself and discover new aspects of yourself. By strengthening self-esteem and self-confidence, releasing anger and negative thoughts, and combating phobias and fears, this is a stone that is considered to work for inner peace and acceptance. It is often used to find peace in the soul and appreciate your inner gifts that make you unique. Yooperlite is said to create clear vision and a clearer mind by clearing away unnecessary energies that block you.
Yooperlite is believed to be a soothing stone that improves body, mind and soul. It is said to be able to heal physical ailments, cleanse the mind of anxiety, worry and stress, and free you from energies with a negative impact. It is felt to have a strong connection to the spirit world and can be used for healing and contact with the higher realm.
✦ Physical: This stone is said to relieve menopausal symptoms, prevent fluid retention and regulate blood pressure and heart rate. It is also said to relieve headaches and physical pain.
Chakra: Throat
History & Facts
Yooperlite is a relatively new stone to the Swedish and Nordic range. Although it may first appear simple and grey to the naked eye, it has an exciting interior. It can illuminate the fluorescent sodalite inclusions in these syenite stones under UV lighting, which can be experienced as an inner glow that bursts through the stone. It is precisely because of this fantastic property that the stone is also called Glowing stone.
Yooperlite is mainly found on beaches in northern Michigan, but smaller finds have also been found in Madagascar. It is named after the inhabitants "Yoopers" and the region where it was first found in 2017, the discoverer was geologist Erik Rintamaki and the stone quickly became known worldwide among stone collectors.
*Stones are a natural material and can therefore vary in shape, shade and clarity. Natural cracks and unevenness may occur. Please note that the image is a product image and that the stones vary.
