Andalusite Facts
Andalusite Facts
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Interesting Andalusite Facts: |
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High quality andalusite crystals are commonly used as gemstones. |
Andalusite is used to produce the high-temperature porcelain incorporated in spark plugs. |
Andalusie is used for incinerators, kilns, and various high-temperature furnaces. |
Andalusite forms under a low pressure and extremely high temperature condition. |
Notable locations for mining andalusite can be found in Andalusia, Spain and some water-worn pebbles come from the state of Minas Gerais in Brazil. |
In ancient times, andalusite was thought to be one of the most powerful healing stones. |
One of the physical healing properties thought to come from andalusite was the belief that the stone helped regulate sleep and in alleviating the paralysis of nerves, joints, and muscles. |
It was believed that andalusite contained an anti-inflammatory agent that helped to reduce the pain associated with arthritis, rheumatism, and gout. |
The healing crystals are also believed to a great help for AIDS, eye problems, retaining water, and iodine deficiency. |
In order to fully receive the healing ability of andalusite it must be worn directly against the skin. |
Andalusite was considered a sign of independence and when worn, it would lessen the fear of approaching death. |
Andalusite has the ability to change turmoil and conflict into peace and to stay calm during difficult times. |
Andalusite is believed to be a spiritual stone that helps the wearer focus on meditation and centering. This allows the wearer to maintain a spiritual perspective during infirmities and sickness. |
When worn it is believed that andalusite provides the ability to get beyond the conditions of this present life and enter into the realm of the after-life. |
Because of the hardness and color variation, andalusite is considered to be the perfect gemstone for male jewelry. |
Andalusite closely resembles the alexandrite stone, and it is often called the poor man's alexandrite. |
Andalusite becomes a powerful stone when it is used together with diamonds and citrine. |
Chiastolite is most often thought to be the most precious form of andalusite stone. |
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