Blue Calcite: A Treasure of Lithotherapy
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Geographical origin
Blue calcite, also called sea calcite, is a mineral found mainly in deposits located in Europe and the Americas. Its name comes from the Latin "calx" which means lime, in reference to its chemical composition.
Colors
Blue calcite can range in hue from light blue to dark blue, with occasional hints of white or gray. Its color is due to the presence of mineral impurities in its crystal structure.
Mineral and esoteric properties
In gemology, blue calcite is known for its softness and calming energy. On an esoteric level, it is associated with communication, intuition and peace of mind.
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Many legends surround blue calcite. Some ancient cultures considered it a sacred stone, capable of facilitating communication with spirits. Others saw it as a symbol of serenity and calm.
Symbolic
Blue Calcite symbolizes peace, serenity, and communication. It is often used to promote self-expression and creativity.
Modern Lithotherapy
In modern lithotherapy, blue calcite is used for its soothing properties. It would help reduce stress, promote inner calm and stimulate imagination. It would also be beneficial for the throat chakra, thus promoting clear and sincere communication.
