Avika Natural Energized Azurite Rough Specimen Stone 345 grams is effective to help you to activate your third eye chakra. It also resonates within the crown chakra, to create a better connection with the Divine mind. It will aid you to strengthen the energy within the higher chakras, and it helps to relieve stress and will enhance your creative gifts. The vibration of this deep blue crystal within the third eye may stimulate psychic gifts. This includes clairvoyance and intuition, and the energy also has a strong effect on the intellectual functions of the brain. It is a strong stone for anyone who is studying, or if you wish to retain information, and it is a good stone to use if you are doing a crystal meditation. The rich vibrancy of its dark-blue energy resonates to the exact frequency of the Third-Eye Chakra, and has been guiding souls to enlightenment since the earliest civilizations began. Azurite is a soft stone, named for its deep “azure blue” color. It is a copper carbonate mineral found in the upper oxidized portions of copper ore formed in masses, nodules, tabular or prismatic crystals, sometimes with a vitreous lustre. The saturated color ranges from bright to deep blue into shades of indigo, and may contain streaks of light blue. It has been ground into pigment for paint and used as a dye for fabric for thousands of years,
DISCLAIMER: No claims are made on metaphysical properties of this stone. These literature is collected from writings, books, folklore and various sources. The actual product may slightly vary from picture as these are natural stone and no two stones can same in pattern.
Chemical Formula |
Cu3(CO3)2(OH)2 |
Composition |
Basic copper carbonate |
Color |
Blue to very dark blue |
Streak |
Light blue |
Hardness |
3.5 - 4 |
Crystal System |
Monoclinic |
Crystal Forms |
Usually in small crystals, which are in prismatic, tabular, or equidimensional form. Crystals are sometime striated. Other forms are massive, crusty, radiating, fibrous, earthy, columnar, stalactitic, as thin needles, and in ball-like aggregates. Also occurs in dense groups of tabular or prismatic crystals. Azurite may also form as a pseudomorph over other minerals, retaining the original crystal shape of the mineral that it formed a pseudomorph over. |
Transparency |
Opaque. Rarely translucent. |
Specific Gravity |
3.7 - 3.9 |
Luster |
Vitreous or dull |
Cleavage |
2,1 ; 3,2 |
Fracture |
Conchoidal or splintery |
Tenacity |
Brittle |
Other ID Marks |
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Complex Tests |
Effervesces in hydrochloric acid and soluble in ammonia. |
In Group |
Carbonates |
Striking Features |
Deep blue color, blue streak, and common association with green Malachite |
Environment |
As a secondary mineral in the oxidation zone of copper deposits. |
Rock Type |
Sedimentary, Metamorphic |
Popularity (1-4) |
2 |
Prevalence (1-3) |
2 |
Demand (1-3) |
1 |
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