copy of Fossil coral pendant

Coral Fossil: description and virtues in lithotherapy

The Fossil Coral, tens of millions of years old, is in fact a skeleton of Coral composed of calcium carbonate that has fossilized over time. The fossilization process of the Coral can take millions of years and takes place in several stages. After the death of the Coral, its limestone frame remains. Over time, this skeleton is buried by sediment. Geological conditions, such as pressure and temperature, will then promote mineralization. That is, the minerals in the sediments and surrounding water will gradually replace the organic matter and calcium carbonate that make up the initial skeleton, resulting in its petrification. This long process results in a fossil that often retains the appearance and structure of the original coral, now composed of minerals such as Calcite, Aragonite or silica. The Fossil Coral can have a wide variety of colours, more or less bright, depending on the minerals that replaced it and the presence of other elements such as iron or manganese. Remarkable specimens are extracted in areas that were once marine environments, mainly in Australia, the USA, Indonesia or Japan.

The Fossil Corail has always been coveted for its fascinating motifs, its range of colours and its energy properties. For millennia, it has been used by many civilizations for the manufacture of jewellery, amulet or sculptures, but also as an object of decoration and scientific study. Timeless witness of an ancient world, the Fossile Corail represents a real treasure for collectors and enthusiasts of the Earth and its history. Its ancestral energies make it a very popular spiritual tool for lithotherapy enthusiasts.

The fossil coral, known for its soothing and balancing properties, is often associated with serenity, emotional stability and vital force. It is used to improve concentration, mental clarity and meditation, strengthening our deep bond with nature. The Fossil Coral is renowned for fostering creativity, positive thoughts and open mind. It is a symbol of vitality and balance.

Precautions and Maintenance of Fossil Coral

The Fossil Coral is quite delicate and requires a particular interview. It is recommended to avoid thermal shocks, prolonged sun exposure or contact with chemicals and cosmetics. To clean it, simply use a moistened soft cloth or warm water and then dry thoroughly.