Discover the soothing influence of Carnelian in lithotherapy
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Geographical origin of Carnelian
Carnelian, also known as Red Agate, is a semi-precious stone found mainly in India, Brazil and Uruguay. Its name comes from the Latin "Carnis" meaning "flesh", in reference to its reddish color.
Colors of Carnelian
Carnelian offers a range of colors from light orange to deep red. Its vitreous and translucent luster makes it particularly attractive and sought after in jewelry.
Mineral and esoteric properties of Carnelian
Carnelian is a variety of chalcedony, itself a member of the quartz group. In lithotherapy, it is known to stimulate vital energy, promote courage and self-expression.
Legends associated with Carnelian
According to some legends, Carnelian would have protective powers. In ancient times, it was often used as a talisman to protect against evil spells and diseases.
Symbolism of Carnelian
Carnelian symbolizes life, death, and resurrection. It is often associated with the sacral chakra, the energy center linked to creativity and sexuality.
Modern Lithotherapy and Carnelian
Today, Carnelian is used in lithotherapy for its balancing and revitalizing properties. It helps to overcome fears and anxieties, promotes concentration and stimulates motivation.
