Blue apatite heart Madagascar A 50-60mm

Origin:
Madagascar

Grade:
A = good

50-60mm blue apatite heart from Madagascar.
Patterns and colors may vary from one heart to another.

Blue apatite belongs to the apatite family. It is a very little-known fine stone and has no legend linked to it. Renowned for being a stone of learning, it is also an excellent source of inspiration. Thanks to wearing this stone, it is possible to extract all your negative energy and thus stimulate your creativity, your ambition and above all your motivation.

With different appearances and colors, apatite was widely confused with several other minerals. Ultimately, its chemical composition was only established towards the end of the 18th century. Thus, in 1786, the German geologist Abraham Gottlob Werner, one of the creators of mineralogy, named this stone apatite. This name is inspired by the Greek “apatan” meaning to deceive.

In Greek mythology, Apate is one of the evils that emerges from Pandora's box. This is actually the God of trickery, fraud and deception. Small reminder: Pandora's box is a box offered by Zeus to Pandora, on the condition that she does not open it. This box contained all the evils of humanity, namely, disease, war, old age, famine, misery, madness, vice, etc. But Pandora could not resist and opened it, which released all these evils on earth.

Thus, this apatite is a very appreciated gem because of these shades of blue: very pure turquoise blue, more or less dark blue. Gem quality apatite is an ideal stone for original jewelry. In fact, it can be cut into a faceted stone or a cabochon.

This stone is a source of phosphorus, commonly used in the chemical industry and can even be found in the composition of artificial fertilizers. It is found in many magmatic, sedimentary and metamorphic rocks. Moreover, during the Apollo space program, NASA astronauts brought back lunar rocks in which traces of apatite were found.

It should be noted that apatite is a calcium phosphate. Thus, it is the only mineral present in the body of man and animals. It is found at 65% in our nails, our teeth and in enamel, in a crystalline state. The age of this mineral can be established thanks to the tiny amount of uranium it contains.

In lithotherapy, blue apatite is commonly nicknamed the stone of the hypersensitive. It allows the regulation of emotions and facilitates letting go. It has balancing virtues, so people feeling excessive emotions can find calm and serenity. The wearers of this stone can thus have objective and logical reflections. This stone is used to remove psychological barriers and release repressed emotions.

Indeed, revealing one's grief and sadness can be considered acts of weakness when they are liberating acts. It is essential for the well-being of our mind to evacuate them, which subsequently allows us to better understand them and manage them better. In fact, by repressing emotions, a sort of shell forms in which it is easy to hide. The blue apatite stone will gradually break this shell. Releasing negative emotions opens the mind to certain appeasement. This promotes the circulation of our positive energies.

Furthermore, blue apatite helps us develop our sense of listening and understanding. It is a stone that is well suited to creative people such as artists or artisans, as it facilitates inspiration. It is excellent support for facing buried fears and overcoming shyness, it gives self-confidence. People in doubt will thus find the strength to face the challenges of everyday life.