Malachite: a stone with multiple virtues in lithotherapy
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Geographical origin of malachite
Malachite is a mineral found in many countries around the world. It is found in Russia, Australia, Zambia and the Democratic Republic of Congo. Its formation is the result of the oxidation of copper minerals in wetlands.
Colors of malachite
Malachite is known for its intense green color, which can vary from emerald to dark green. It is often streaked with lighter or darker bands, giving it a unique beauty.
Mineral and esoteric properties of malachite
In gemology, malachite is valued for its density and hardness. In esotericism, it is associated with the heart chakra and is reputed to bring balance and emotional clarity.
Legends associated with malachite
Many legends surround malachite. The Egyptians used it to protect themselves from the evil eye and the Romans considered it a stone of protection for children.
Malachite symbolism
Malachite symbolizes nature, rebirth and balance. It is often used in lithotherapy to promote change and personal growth.
Malachite in modern lithotherapy
Today, malachite is used in lithotherapy for its therapeutic virtues. It is said to have beneficial effects on the immune system, promote digestion and help fight joint pain.
