Duo of raw Aragonites

Aragonitis: description and virtues in lithotherapy

Aragonite is a Calcium carbonate with translucent crystals ranging from white to grey to orange, blue and green. It usually forms into elongated prismatic crystals that crystallize according to the orthorhombic system. Aragonite owes its name to the province of Aragon, Spain, where it was discovered in the 18th century. It is being explored mainly in Spain, Morocco and Greece.

In lithotherapy, Aragonite is an anchor stone to Earth known to calm and soothe the mind, providing a feeling of serenity and well-being. According to these beliefs, she would be able to purify and rebalance energies, while improving the quality of sleep. According to some accounts, Aragonitis would also be effective in relieving pain and alleviating pain. Associated with the Racine and Sacred Chakras, it symbolizes patience and tolerance.

Precautions and maintenance of Aragonite

To preserve Aragonite, it is advisable to protect it from too long exposure to the sun and avoid contact with chemicals. To clean it, prefer the use of a soft hair brush or a cloth moistened with warm water. After each cleaning, make sure to dry it properly.