Malachite Polished Small Palmstone

Small Polished Malachite Palmstone with Amasing Patterns

Size:  53mm x 36mm x 19mm

Weight: 71gram

Location:  Democratic Republic of Congo

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Malachite

KEY WORDS Enlightened leadership, creativity, confidence, protection, a healed heart

CHAKRAS Solar Plexus (3rd), Heart (4th)

ELEMENT Fire

PHYSICAL Increases vitality; supports tissue repair and recovery from illness; recommended for inflammation, arthritis, digestion, detoxification

EMOTIONAL Aids in building self-confidence and emotional clarity

SPIRITUAL Facilitates psychic protection, manifestation; enhances will forces

Malachite is a copper carbonate mineral with a monoclinic crystal system and a hardness of 3.5 to 4. Its name comes from the Greek word for its colour, malache (mallow). Good Malachite is found in Russia and Africa.

Malachite is one of the most important stones for protection from negative energies. It permeates the auric field with positive vibrations and strengthens the natural energetic “shell” which can screen out hostile forces, and it activates the “psychic radar” with which one feels the presence of danger. It even accentuates the sort of protection in which synchronicities seem to conspire to keep one safe.

Malachite emanates the healthiest energy pattern for the heart. It assists one in maintaining emotional balance, and it offers an enhanced ability to see and avoid one’s own emotional pitfalls. The solar plexus chakra is stimulated by Malachite, enhancing one’s willpower. In the presence of Malachite, it is easier to refuse temptations. Malachite instils confidence and responsibility and is useful in making spiritual progress through right action.

Malachite harmonizes with Tiger Eye for physical energy and protection, and with Morganite for balancing the heart chakra. It also works easily with other copper-based minerals such as Azurite, Turquoise, Shattuckite, Chrysocolla and Ajoite.

Source: The Pocket Book Of Stones by Robert Simmons