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Chrysocolla Meaning and Spiritual Properties

Explore the beauty, symbolism, and spiritual traditions of Chrysocolla.

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A note on crystal traditions: this article explores spiritual beliefs and folklore. Crystal healing is not an established medical treatment or a substitute for professional care.

Power & Benefits of Chrysocolla

Chrysocolla is a soothing, peaceful crystal that brings comfort in times of change, stress, and transition. It helps to promote clear communication and self-expression and increases your capacity to love. It is a useful stone for creativity.

Spiritual & Emotional Influence

Chrysocolla is an excellent auric cleanser and powerful energy conduit, useful for meditation and communication.

It is good for guilt, phobia, stress, and tension. It helps to heal the planet by rebalancing the natural energy of the Earth. It heals heartache and increases the capacity to love. It improves communication and helps you to know when to keep silent. It draws away negative energies of all kinds.

The Physical Connection

Chrysocolla is thought to be good for digestion and metabolism, the thyroid, joints, hips, muscles, and lungs. It is said to help treat arthritis, muscle spasms, bone disease, ulcers, blood disorders, and lung problems such as asthma, bronchitis, and emphysema. It is a crystal that is believed to help detoxify the liver, intestines, and kidneys. It is also thought to strengthen the muscles and alleviates muscle cramps. It is said to be an excellent stone for women helping to relieve menstrual cramps and premenstrual syndrome (PMS).

The Chakras Connected to Chrysocolla

Heart Chakra. It calms, cleanses, and re-energizes All Chakras, and aligns with the divine.

Astrological Signs

Taurus, Gemini, Virgo.

Locations Found & History

Britain, Chile, Mexico, Peru, Russia, United Kingdom, USA, Zaire. The name Chrysocolla comes from the Ancient Greek word Chrysos, meaning gold, and Kolla meaning glue. This is an ancient reference to the name of a material used to soder gold in 300 BC.

Rarity, Value & Variations

Blue, green, turquoise. Chrysocolla occurs in layers, botryoidal structures, masses, and druses. Opaque, often with bands or inclusions in all sizes. Common. It has a Mohs hardenss of 2-4.

How to Use Chrysocolla

Place the crystal as appropriate on the skin or Third Eye (Brow) Chakra. Placed in the home to help draw off negative energies of all kinds, and maintain happiness in the home.

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