The Chrysocolla plays with its beautiful colors to charm us! Its shades of blue and green make it a recognizable stone among a thousand, and allow to design lithotherapy jewelry with a unique look, which you will find on this page.
But beyond its advantageous appearance, it is also the benefits granted to chrysocolla stone that have made it one of the most sought-after stones by people in search of serenity and well-being.
Chrysocolla is used today in lithotherapy for the soothing it brings to the body and mind, which has earned it the nickname"quiet stone". It is also said to regulate mood disorders and develop intuition.
On the physical level, it relieves throat disorders, acts positively on lung, back and intestinal disorders, and contributes to the proper functioning of the liver and lungs. Consumed in the form of elixirs, it would also give good results in the fight against blood pressure and reduce pain related to childbirth and menstruation.
To purify your chrysocolla stones or jewelry, simply dip them for 1 to 2 hours in water (ideally demineralized), then wipe them with a clean cloth. Be careful, chrysocolla is particularly sensitive to scratches. Handle it carefully!
To recharge chrysocolla with energy, expose it to sunlight for 2-3 hours. She also appreciates lunar light, but not artificial lights that are too intense.
Do you have a quartz cluster or an amethyst cluster? Put your chrysocolla on it for a few hours, with indirect exposure to sunlight, and you will do the purification and reloading in a single gesture!
Chrysocolla is particularly compatible with the characteristics of the natives of the signs of Gemini, Sagittarius and Libra.
Because of its association of colors (blue and green), the Chrysocolla is as well related to the heart chakra (Anahata) as to that of the throat (Vishuddha).
Warning: 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 on a daily basis, but their use should in no way be a substitute for medical advice or modern medicine.
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