copy of natural celestine

Celestine: description and virtues in lithotherapy

Celestine is a mineral made up of Strontium sulfate, belonging to the Baryte group. Its name comes from the Latin word "caelestis", meaning "celeste". Celestine crystals, translucent to opaque, usually have shades ranging from white to blue, passing through yellow, green, orange or red. Célestine deposits are present in various regions of the world, mainly on the island of Madagascar, but also in England, Mexico, the USA, Germany, Italy and France.

Nicknamed the "Pierre des Anges", La Celestine is synonymous with calm, calm, relief and comfort. Connected to the Chakra de la Gorge, it is known for improving communication and stimulating creativity. Celestine would also make it possible to realign the Chakras, while releasing spiritual consciousness. Deeply connected to angelic kingdoms, it is known to increase vision and foster contact with guardian angels, spiritual guides and beings of Light. It symbolizes peace and sweetness.

Precautions and maintenance of Celestine

To protect your Celestine, it is advisable to keep it away from chemicals and avoid thermal shocks or prolonged exposure to sunlight. To clean it, prefer warm water, avoiding soaking to preserve its gangue, usually sandy and fragile. Finally, use a soft cloth to dry it gently.