HISTORICAL BACKGROUND

Chrysocolla is a beautiful blue-green mineral known for its vivid colors and flowing patterns, often reminiscent of water and sky merging. In ancient Egypt, it was closely associated with the goddess Hathor, symbolizing love and feminine energy. Chrysocolla was used in amulets and thought to enhance wisdom, emotional balance, and protection.

The name Chrysocolla comes from the Greek words “chrysos” (gold) and “kolla” (glue), as it was originally used in ancient alchemy and metallurgy for soldering gold. Over time, its spiritual and healing qualities became more prominent, especially its associations with communication and emotional healing.

CHRYSOCOLLA COLLECTION

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BENEFITS & HEALING PROPERTIES

Enhances communication and self-expression
Resonating with both the throat and heart chakras, Chrysocolla encourages clear, honest self-expression and authentic communication.

Emotional healing
It helps heal emotional wounds, especially those related to grief, anger, and guilt.

Reduces anxiety and stress
Chrysocolla brings a calming energy that balances emotions and reduces mental tension.

Protective awareness
Enhances self-awareness, promoting inner balance and mental clarity, while minimizing spiritual interference.

USAGE & PLACEMENT

  • Energy cleansing

    Place it on or near the chest and throat to clear energy blockages related to emotions and communication (cleanse the relevant body areas with water afterward).

  • Place in living spaces

    Promotes a peaceful and harmonious atmosphere, enhancing communication within the space.

  • Carry with you

    Supports emotional balance and protection while facilitating self-expression.

  • Hold during meditation

    Helps promote clear thinking and self-expression, while aiding emotional release.

  • Work and creative support

    Helps with creative expression and inspiration, fostering feelings and ideas during creative tasks.

  • CLEANSING TIPS

    First, use a dry cloth or soft brush to clean the surface, then cleanse with Palo Santo or sage.

    When burning sage or Palo Santo, pass the crystal through the smoke. Ensure that the smoke touches all surfaces. Visualize positive energy entering the crystal with the smoke, while negative energy is leaving the crystal with the smoke.

    Frequency: Once a month or after spiritual practices.

  • NOTES

    Avoid contact with water.
    Prolonged sunlight exposure may cause color fading.