Larimar Stone
This
exceptional blue stone is a type of Pectolite and is unearthed in one place, the
Dominican Republic in the Carribbean.
The Larimar stone is likewise known as “Stefilia’s Stone” and varies in
color from white, light-blue, green-blue to a deep blue. Pectolite is usually white to gray mineral,
but rarely will have the one of a kind blue color of the Lariamr. What causes this coloration is when Cobalt switches
with Calcium.
They
say the Larimar stone can assist one into opening their mind and bring clarity
to achieve a higher knowledge. It
inspires you to dig deep into your soul and speak your mind with such precision. The stone also aids in smoothing the progress
of meditation, heightens your ability to be tranquil, and can alleviate your
depression.
Larimar
can be found in many facets of jewelry.
The stone is mostly set in silver, but occasionally the premium stones
are placed in gold. The jewelry is
obtainable in the Dominican Republic or other places in the Caribbean, but can
be found in more places as well. I
purchased three Larimar rings, all set in silver. I purchased both single-stone rings at
Tortilla Flats located in the Superstition Mountains, AZ, and the butterfly ring was bought in a shop on Coronado Island in California.
This stone is totally new to me. I like learning about the meanings and uses of various stones. I see you painted your fingernails to match! I recently bought some nail polish in a very similar color. It's fun for summer, like the color of a swimming pool.
ReplyDeleteI love that color too. It reminds me of summer.
DeleteLove the butterfly! It's such a soothing color.
ReplyDeleteYeah, I saw the butterfly ring and it fit my finger so I just had to have it.
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