Aventurine
Aventurine in Lithotherapy
There are several varieties of aventurine in different colors, the most famous and widespread of which is green aventurine. Green aventurine takes its name from Murano aventurine glass, because of its resemblance to it, but also because, like it, it was discovered by chance.
Specialists consider it an ideal stone to start in lithotherapy because its energy is gentle and accessible to all.
Virtues and benefits of aventurine stone.
Reference works in the field of lithotherapy describe green aventurine as a stone charged with positive energy, which promotes well-being and inner peace. It would stimulate our capacity for introspection, sharpen our patience and perseverance, and guide us in a process of personal development. It is therefore a stone that helps us to gain more wisdom as we go through our lives.
Aventurine is also a particularly effective purification and healing stone when consumed in the form of an elixir (for urinary, liver or heart problems), applied in massage (for skin problems), or in the form of soaked compresses (for eye irritations).
How do you purify and recharge aventurine?
To purify your aventurine stones or jewelry, simply immerse them for a few hours in water (ideally demineralized), then wipe them with a clean cloth.
Then, to recharge them with energy, expose them to sunlight for 2 to 3 hours. Aventurine can also be recharged when placed on a rock crystal or amethyst cluster.
Purify and refill your aventurines about 3-4 times a year, or if you've left them in a drawer away from light for a long time.
Aventurine and astrology.
Green aventurine will be suitable for those born under the sign of Taurus; the red aventurine, with Cancers and Sagittarius, and the yellow one, with Leos.
Aventurine according to the Kundalini Yoga doctrine.
Aventurine acts mainly on the 4th chakra (known as the "heart"), for its green variety; on the first chakra for the red aventurine, and on the 3rd chakra for the yellow.
Disclaimer: The indications and properties indicated here are taken from user feedback and reference works in the field. Stones and lithotherapy in general are alternative energy therapies that can help you in everyday life, but their use should in no way be a substitute for medical advice or modern medicine.