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Love Crystals : Chrysocolla for Communication

Last updated on: July 22, 2017 at 5:19 pm   by Lilith Dorsey

Love Crystals : Chrysocolla for Communication 2017-07-22T17:19:42-05:00 Lilith Dorsey

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Chrysocolla is a stone of hope and harmony, communication and connection. To be honest this is one of my favorite crystals, I am intoxicated by it’s sparkling beauty and sublime power. In it’s most common form Chrysocolla is colored a bright greenish blue, but it sometimes also manifests as brown or black colored.

In all it’s forms this is a stone of communication on every level. Helping one to speak their truth, it is especially good for the throat chakra. Use it when working to balance the throat and the heart chakras for clear and loving connections.

The earliest mention of chrysocolla is in 315 B.C.E. by  Greek philosopher Theophrastus. The name itself comes from a blend of two words : chrysos meaning gold and kola which means glue. This points to the fact that it was originally used as a soldering material for gold. Here in the U.S. it is found in Pennsylvania, Utah, New Mexico and Arizona. Frequently it is found mixed with quartz or other crystals.

The website SaraCura Spirit tells us “Apache chrysocolla from the state of Arizona is a mixture of chrysocolla, turquoise, jasper, lapis, malachite and quartz crystal minerals. The history of Apache chrysocolla being used as a stone of gentle healing coincides with the history of other cultures. Legends originating in Far East places such as Tibet and Africa also tell of healings through the use of this. It has often been called multi-colored turquoise and, until recently, was not considered a gemstone in its own right until it was cited as a semiprecious gem rock. Then it became a favored stone for jewelry symbolizing prosperity, luck and fortitude.”

Simple Love Spells with Chrysocolla

For more simple and complex love spells please check out my new book Love Magic, available online and wherever books are sold.

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