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Size: ca. 15-30mm
Quality: Good, matt
Origin: Argentina
Meaning & Properties
Blue Aragonite is a stone that supports you as a user and can help you get through tough situations and emotions that weigh you down. It is an excellent crystal to use during emotional transitions and to heal emotional wounds by working at the core of the problem. It can convey security and act as a best friend that is always at hand when you need it. Blue Aragonite allows you to be honest with yourself and put yourself in focus, as well as build self-love. It balances your inner self and soothes to reach a harmonious and calming state.
The blue Aragonite carries strong and powerful vibrations that even people close to you can experience. It encourages you to develop your spiritual ability and facilitates contact with the spiritual world.
Blue Aragonite primarily activates the throat chakra and works to develop communication and understanding for you as the wearer. It helps you to be able to express yourself more clearly and strengthens you to believe in yourself, as well as stand up for your thoughts and opinions even if they differ from those of others. It helps you look inward and increases understanding of both yourself and others in your environment. Blue Aragonite also acts on the heart chakra, which strengthens love in and around you. It makes you more receptive and attracts love to you as the wearer. It also helps you convey the love within you and spread it to people around you.
✦ Physically, this crystal is said to be able to contribute to improved health in several different ways. It is said to help alleviate physical injuries, such as muscle spasms, fractures and nerve damage. As well as counteract lung diseases and various forms of inflammation. It is also claimed to help improve sleep and prevent hair loss by stimulating growth.
Chakra: Heart & Throat Chakra
History & Facts
Blue Aragonite is a beautiful crystal with blue natural tones and is often associated with the ocean's waves and calming effect. The stone is first mentioned in 1797 and was then discovered by Abraham Gottlob Ewrnerin in the Spanish town of Molina de Aragón, which was also the town that the crystal was named after. Nowadays, the stone has been found in several places around the world, i.a. China, Argentina, Greece, Morocco, Mexico and Austria, etc.
*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.
