8mm or 10mm rare AAA malachite azurite chrysocoll ~ 8mm gemstone bead bracelet
One of our rarest rarities
~ Handicraft from Berlin
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Material:
~ Natural gems in the best quality on a stable stretch cord
Long:
~18cm (If you have a particularly large wrist, please let us know)
Gemstones and crystals produce a variety of effects as healing stones, chakra stones, lucky stones, ritual stones or protective stones.
When you start to look into the topic of crystals and gemstones, it can be a little overwhelming at first. What makes the small and large energy stones so special? Which one is right for me and what effect is it known for? And what do I do with it? Don't worry, we felt the same way in the beginning. The first thing you need to know: You can't really do anything wrong. Gemstones can be easily integrated into your everyday life.
Gemstones are considered powerful companions, especially at a time when we spend most of our day looking at small screens. We quickly forget the world around us and feel disconnected – from nature, our fellow human beings and ultimately ourselves.
Even if you quickly forget it with the dazzling colors and extraordinary cuts: gemstones come from nature. They are formed from magma in the earth's interior or by high pressure on a rock and can transfer this energy to us. It often takes many thousands of years for a stone to penetrate to the earth's surface.
So the stone you finally hold in your hands is many years older and carries a lot of wisdom and power. Let yourself be grounded by this thought, arrive in the moment and look not only into the future, but also to what has already been. This is the only way we can learn.
Whether you just wear your new companion and let it work on you ~ or use it for rituals and ceremonies is now in your hands.
Psychological effect
Chrysokoll
Chakra Chrysokoll
Chrysocolla works best on the throat chakra, but can also be used very well on the third eye and heart chakra.
Meditation with chrysocolla
In combination with malachite, it causes better clarification and relaxation on the heart chakra.
Zodiac sign Chrysocolla
Chrysocolla is an important main stone for the zodiac signs Taurus, Leo, Cancer and Libra. For Taurus, this healing stone relieves its anxiety and increases its connection to nature. The Cancer receives an improved imagination as well as intuition and more tolerance. It gives Libra inner peace and brings balance and tolerance.
Even in the early Native American cultures of North America, chrysocolla is a stone for spring, the "time of returning frogs". It was used for many rituals and each shaman owned a chrysocolla gemstone.
The chrysocolla was already used as a healing stone in ancient times. Its name derives from the Greek words for gold (chrysos) and glue (kolla). This name has developed because chrysocolla was used by the goldsmiths of antiquity as a kind of glue. The green stone is considered the healing stone of hope and has been used in many countries. It is reported that the pharaohs in ancient Egypt also liked to carry a chrysocolla with them. Chrysocolla is mined in many regions of the world. Thus, there are deposits of chrysocolla in Latin America, but also in South Africa and Russia. However, the main mining area is the USA.
Even the ancient Egyptians revered chrysocolla as a "stone of wisdom" that helps to make wise decisions. Chrysocolla helps to stay calm even in dicey situations. It promotes a neutral and clear view. Through its harmonizing effect on the emotional life, it relieves and heals exaggerated emotions such as anger, irascibility, feelings of hatred, jealousy, resentment, sensitivity and constant dissatisfaction. It gives us a loving relationship with ourselves and our fellow human beings. Chrysocolla allows us to keep a clear head in all situations and thus harmonizes our lives. It leads to more initiative, promotes harmony and improves confidence in one's own body and instincts. The stone calms the nerves and can be used as an "anti-stress stone". Anger, hatred, restlessness and strife are mitigated by chrysocolla. The chrysocolla can be used to harmonize space. It should be worn on the body with skin contact and placed directly on areas to be treated. It can release surges and the feeling of being overwhelmed.
Chrysocolla can have a very balancing effect on us and give us the necessary peace and harmony.
But this stone can also help with menstrual cramps and relieve the pain after childbirth. Chrysocolla is used for back problems and rheumatic diseases. It has a supportive effect on the function of the gall bladder, bladder and kidneys. Furthermore, it can have a healing effect on burns or cuts. This stone helps to relieve tension and stress and has a calming effect on the psyche. Chrysocolla can help with fever, burns, and skin abrasions. However, this stone is also said to have a positive effect on rheumatism, arthritis and various back pains. It can stimulate the metabolism and thus also the intestines, stomach, kidneys and gallbladder.
Chrysocolla exists in several variants of the color blue with different appearances: greenish, bluish green, turquoise, very rarely blue or brown to black, sometimes interspersed with dark or light spots.
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"A stone is the condensed history of the universe"
~Art of Nature Berlin~Azurite – Origin and History
At the astrological level, he is assigned to the zodiac signs Capricorn and Virgo. The azurite should in any case be unloaded overnight once a month in a dry bowl with hematite drum stones. Charging is not necessary, as deep blue azurite are true bundles of energy. Only brighter azurites should be charged in the sun or in rock crystals.
The Azurit has been known for more than 4,500 years. Even then, the stone was coveted in different cultures around the world. In the past, the azurite was also called citramarine because it came "from this side of the sea".
The main suppliers of Azurite in antiquity were countries such as Andalusia, Armenia and Cyprus. In powder form, the mineral was already used by the Egyptians, Persians and Romans as a makeup for the eyes. During the Ming Dynasty, the ancient Chinese use the azurite to color their beautiful and legendary vases.
However, the azurite gained particular importance in painting in the Middle Ages of Europe as well as in the Renaissance - in monasteries the valuable blue pigment was used for small motifs and caligraphic manuscripts. Even the famous painter Michelangelo used Azurit in his Roman burial for the glowing, blue robe of Mary Magdalene.
The healing stone received the mineral name Azurite, which is still valid today, in 1824 from the French mineralogist François Beudant. This set a monument above all to the beautiful azure color of the mineral.
The azurite is also known under the names Armenite, mountain blue, blue malachite, chessylith, copper lapis, copper blue, copper glaze and lasurmalachite.
Azurite occurrence and origin
The azurite forms secondarily through deposits and weathering. Where azurite occurs, the rock is copper-bearing. Azurite is formed in the oxidation zone of so-called sulfidic copper deposits through the weathering of chalcopyrite and other copper sulfides or from general copper ores.
The azurite is very often a component of copper ore and also occurs in paragenesis with other minerals (e. g. B. Anglesite, brochantite, calcite, chrysocolla, dolomite, smithsonite).
As an anhydrous carbonate, azurite is more common than other gems. Oxygenated water in the form of seepage or groundwater is necessary for the formation, because azurite is only produced when a carbon dioxide molecule is released at the same time. Azurite is similar in composition to malachite, which is why the pseudomorphosis of malachite after azurite can be observed again and again.
Azurite is very common and can be found at very many sites. According to the status from 2014, around 5,000 sites are known. In ancient times, Andalusia, Armenia and Cyprus were the main mining areas for the azurite. Until the middle of the 17th In the 20th century, Hungary was the most important mining region in Europe. Chessy near Lyon (France), Mechernich (German Vulkaneifel) and the pits near Alghero (Sardinia) were in place until the end of the 19th Century as a supplier for Azurit.
In addition to its historical location Mechernich, where the azurite was precipitated by sedimentation in the red sandstones, the mineral can also be found in Germany in the Black Forest, in the Thuringian-Franconian low mountain range, in the Spessart, in the Harz Mountains, in the Ore Mountains and in the Odenwald.
Tsumeb in Namibia is also a well-known location due to its extraordinary azurite finds with crystals up to 20 centimeters in length. Crystals up to 7 centimeters long have been found in Morocco (Touissit). In the Chinese province of Guangdong there are also crystal rosettes with diameters of up to 13 centimeters.
Other occurrences of the azurite can also be found in Austria, Switzerland, Afghanistan, Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Bolivia, Chile, Bulgaria, the Democratic Republic of the Congo (Zaire), Iran, Greece, Japan, Ireland, Kazakhstan, In Canada, in Madagascar, in Mexico, in Mongolia, in Norway, in Peru, in the Philippines, in Poland, in Portugal, in Russia, in Sweden, in Serbia, in Zimbabwe, in South Africa, in Slovakia, in the Czech Republic, in Turkey, In Hungary, as well as in the USA and the United Kingdom (UK).
The mining of azurite does not make sense or make economic importance at every site. The quality and size of the occurrence as well as the location of the sites and the prevailing environmental conditions are decisive for the mining.
Properties and effects of the azurite
The azurite is assigned to the monoclinic crystal system, is transparent to opaque and can be completely cleaved. The healing stone is found in several colors of shades of blue, which can vary from light to deep dark blue (azure) to night blue to almost black. The shine of the azurit is reminiscent of the appearance of glass.
Azurite effect and application as a healing stone
The azurite is very often used in stone science as a healing stone. He has positive effects on both the body and the soul. The possibilities of application are quite diverse.
Effect of azurite as a healing stone on the body
The azurite is considered a healing stone for bones and joints. It accompanies, promotes and regulates healthy growth – especially in children and adolescents, of course. In addition, the azurite stimulates nerve and brain activity. Since it has a detoxifying effect, the work of the liver is also stimulated and the activity of the thyroid gland is stimulated.
In the case of inflammation (e.g. wounds, inflammation of the joints), the azurite has a positive effect. It strengthens the ability to react and is also considered an important healing stone for ailments such as arthritis, the spleen or even a curvature of the spine. It is also said to accelerate healing after surgery and strengthen circulation.
Effect of azurite as a healing stone on the soul
The azurite promotes the ability to better absorb criticism and increases self-confidence and empathy. It increases creativity, improves concentration and perception, as well as consciousness and mind. In meditation – placed on the third eye – it works against test anxiety and promotes mental receptivity.
Azurite promotes the spiritual powers to the light, increases the thirst for action and decision-making power and helps to finish something planned. He helps against hopelessness, instability and his low self-confidence. Its wearer can learn with the azurite to set priorities for upcoming tasks.
Furthermore, the azurite is considered a stone of self-knowledge, it helps to loosen old emotional ties and to concentrate on the future. During puberty, azurite has a stabilizing effect on adolescents and ensures more maturity in the new phase of life. At different stages of life, it can save adolescents from brutality and crime and eliminate the constant feeling of not being understood by others – especially adults.
