Apatite expands knowledge and truth and eases sorrow, apathy, and anger. Physically, Apatite aids in the absorption of calcium, helping cartilage, bones and teeth; healing bones and encouraging the formation of new cells. It improves arthritis and joint problems.

Apatite is found in sedimentary, metamorphic, igneous, and volcanic rocks. Apatite can form in sedimentary processes, igneous processes (e.g., Pegmatite), metamorphic processes, and in hydrothermal vents, as well as production by biological systems.

Where is apatite found? Deposits of apatite have been found in Brazil, Madagascar, Burma, East Africa, Mexico, Canada, Russia and Sweden, and there is even a Spanish variety called the asparagus stone because of its yellowish-green colour.

Apatite is widely distributed in all rock types ( igneous, sedimentary and metamorphic), but usually as small disseminated grains, or cryptocrystalline fragments. Large, well-formed crystals can be found in certain contact metamorphic rocks.

Apatite generally forms as well-shaped hexagonal crystals, which may be prismatic, dipyramidal, and stubby. Also as flat, tabular plates, columnar, in stacked parallel growths, as globular masses, acicular, grainy, stalactitic, botryoidal, and earthy.

Physical Properties It is usually green in color, but can be yellow, brown, blue, purple, pink, or colorless. These colors are often so vivid that apatite has frequently been cut as a gemstone. Apatite is a brittle material. It breaks by both fracture and cleavage, but the cleavage is generally indistinct.

It is very rare to find large specimens of Apatite. Usually, they are under half a carat size. The bigger stones, if found, are quite expensive due to their extreme rarity.

Apatite Elixir Apatite can be made into a quick and simple elixir by putting a gemstone or two into clean spring or mineral water. Thoroughly clean and rinse the gemstone first and keep in the water for an hour or two.

While apatite is a common mineral, gem-quality apatite is quite rare. Apatite is known by gemstone connoisseurs especially for two colors; the Paraiba-like blue-green, and the leek-green color that once earned apatite the name “asparagus stone”.

While Apatite is an abundant mineral found in many countries, gem-quality crystals are very rare and plagued by sporadic production. Red Apatite was discovered approximately three years ago from a secret Brazilian location, yet to be disclosed.

Rare, rich purple specimens from Maine are also highly prized. Since apatites are relatively soft stones, skilled faceters can add a premium to their value with exceptional polishes. As with most gems, color saturation, size, and clarity are the major determiners of value.

Typically colored by rare earth elements, Apatite is a gorgeous gem that occurs in blue, brown, gray, green, pink, purple, teal, violet, white, and yellow. An abundant mineral found in many countries, gem-quality Apatite is very rare and plagued by sporadic production.

Also known as cat’s eye, Natural Green Apatite typically doesn’t display this intriguing phenomenon. In fact, it’s a rare quality to see in any gemstone, and specimens often command a high price when it’s found.

Blue Apatite encourages the formation of new cells and aids in the absorption of calcium. It helps heal bones and teeth, repairs cartilage, and is useful in the treatments for rickets, joint problems, arthritis, and motor skills. Blue Apatite may be used to soothe headaches and help with vertigo or dizziness.

Blue apatite is also sometimes heat treated to enhance its color. Because apatite is quite commonly found and not expensive, synthetic versions are rare.

Hydroxyapatite Crystal Disease occurs when molecules form crystals around the bone joints causing inflammation and pain. Apatite is one of the few crystals used by biological systems – like our bodies. Otherwise Blue and Neon Apatite are not especially toxic.

Apatite – The color will fade in the sun. Apophyllite – Can become brittle in the sun and color can fade. Aquamarine – Direct sunlight will fade the blue to white if kept too long.

One of the most powerful and convenient ways to use an Apatite necklace is to wear it around your neck. There the gems will silently work for you as you go about your day. At night while you are sleeping, you can keep it within three feet of your body to maintain your connection with the gems.

Apatite helps eliminate over-activity, under-activity, blockages and congestion in all of the chakras. It is excellent for balancing yin-yang, and for raising kundalini energy. [Melody, 126] Blue Apatite stimulates the Third Eye and the Throat Chakras.

Clear quartz

Quartz

Thank you so much for your question and you can absolutely mix the crystals and place them in bowls or any kind of container in your home or office. If you don’t have an intention that is fine also because the crystals will just send you the energy that you need.

If you keep small, large, polished and unpolished crystals together they can scratch and chip. When storing crystals they are also shielded from other energies in the environment.

Your crystals should be cleansed and recharged from time to time: The crystals you use quite often, once a week is necessary. For less used stones is enough to cleanse and recharge once a month. Your crystal jewelry can be cleansed and recharged by placing them overnight in a Selenite bowl.

For example, the Quartz family: Clear Quartz, Rose Quartz, Smokey Quartz, Citrine, Amethyst, etc. Other great ones to combine include Calcite, Agates, Jaspers, Tourmalines, and so on. Jaspers, Agates and Quartz all work great together too!

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• ROSE QUARTZ: “I certainly use rose quartz.
• LAPIS LAZULI: “There’s a mix of different crystals that will help with the physical side.
• AMETHYST: “Mental stones – a big one I would say is amethyst, it helps with the third eye, which is just below the crown,” says Avani.