Chrysocolle polished

The Chrysocolle Malachitis: description and virtues in lithotherapy

Malachite and Chrysocolle are two minerals that share the same chemical composition based on copper. The Malachite is coveted for its shades of green and captivating motifs, while the Chrysocolle is appreciated for its texture and colours ranging from turquoise blue to green. They often form in association in the oxidation zones of the cupriferous deposits, particularly in Africa, Australia, and the USA. Malachite and Chrysocolle have been used since ancient times for various purposes, be they practical, creative or spiritual. When combined, these stones create a unique synergy, combining and amplifying their respective energy properties.

Malachitis has been used for millennia to relieve pain, boost energy defenses and heal emotional wounds. Associated with the Chakra du Coeur, Malachite symbolizes health, rebirth and protection.

In lithotherapy, Chrysocolle is considered a calming and positivity stone. Synonym of balance, it would help to stabilize moods, promote let go and overcome grief and fear. The Chrysocolle symbolizes peace and harmony.

Precautions and maintenance of Chrysocolle Malachitis

The Malachite Chrysocolle, rich in copper, requires special attention to preserve its qualities. It is an acid-sensitive mineral, even those present in sweating, especially in prolonged contacts. It should not be exposed to extreme temperatures or left too long in the sun. It is not recommended to immerse it in water or store it in a humid environment. To clean it, use a soft, dry or slightly moistened cloth if necessary, taking care to dry it properly.