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Quality: High AA
Origin: Morocco
Meaning & Properties
Aragonite is a stone that spreads calming energies and stabilizes your emotions. It strengthens your confidence and the self-esteem of even the most anxious people. It can work for inner peace and by blocking stress and negativity and instead replacing these energies into positivity. By acting on all your chakras, the stone balances your inner self and stabilizes you from the lower chakra and works its way up to the crown chakra and your higher self.
Aragonite helps you focus, increase concentration and increase your patience. This makes it an excellent stone for study.
Aragonite is also a spiritual stone that assists in your spiritual development. It can help you improve your connection with the spiritual world and guide and support you in your journey. By using this stone in meditation you can reach a deeper medial stage and calm which can contribute to your development and inner peace.
✦ Physically, this stone is said to remove stress, calm nerves and quiet anxiety. It is also said to be very good and strengthening for the skeleton. Aragonite is also claimed as a heat source and is said to be used to raise body temperature.
Chakras: All 7
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History & Facts
Aragonite is one of the most common stones and has several localities that can be found in places around the world. It consists of the same mineral as Calcite, namely Calcium Carbonate. The difference between the different stones is their structure and hardness. Aragonite occurs naturally in several forms and colors, but the most common is the red/brown variety that forms like a flower through crystal clusters. Precisely because of this shape, the stone is called "iron flower" or "flowers of iron". Thanks to its beautiful workmanship, this crystal has been used throughout the ages as jewelry and decorations.
The documented discovery of Aragonite was made by Anselmus Boëtius de Boodt in 1609. Then the stone was named Stillatitius Lapis but was then mentioned in 1797 by Abraham Gottlob Werner who gave the stone the name Aragonite after the Spanish town of Molina de Aragón.
*Stones are a natural material and can therefore vary in shape, shade and clarity. Natural cracks and irregularities may also occur. Please note that the photo is a product pictuor and that the stones vary.
