Indian agate pebble A

Dimensions:
About 35-40mm

Weight:
Between 20g and 30g

Origin:
India

Grade:
A = good

Indian agate pebble 35-40mm.
Patterns and colors may vary from one stone to another.

Throughout the centuries, and in many civilizations and tribes, moss agate has been closely linked to the Earth. Representing fertility, many peoples have used it because of this strong and intense connection with nature.

It is said that this proximity to the Earth was attributed to it because of its appearance of crystallized moss, its veining resembling plant fibers. Its properties are in principle a sign of abundance and agricultural fertility. This moss agate with its plant motifs is a stone that draws its power from the Earth.
This stone is the symbol of good omens and spiritual benevolence in many cultures.

The name agate comes from a river Akhates, located in Sicily, where magnificent stones abounded. These stones were used to make jewelry and ornaments in ancient civilizations. The Romans and Greeks then commercialized them between 2500 and 1500 BC. These stones will be called agates, whatever their type, white agate, Indian agate, fire agate, moss agate, etc.

Moss agates are extremely appreciated by land workers, whether farmers or gardeners. They are believed to have great powers and energies particularly loved by the gods, making them sacred.

During Antiquity, Athens and its inhabitants saw moss agate as a stone of anchoring and balance. The Greeks used it to give thanks to the gods of Olympus and to protect their mental health.

Among the Egyptians, moss agate stones had a more practical function. They made it possible to give a note of realism to the eyes of their mummies or those of the statues of their deities. Moss agate replaced the iris and made the look more alive.

Among Native Americans, moss agate was ground into powder and used in rituals. They gave this stone the power to bring rain to seeds. These people granted moss agate crystals the power to connect with the spirits of the Earth, plants and water. These are all elements related to nature. Moss Agate is deeply connected to the roots of our world.

In the Middle Ages, a moss agate stone was suspended in trees to encourage fruit growth. Sometimes, it was buried in order to be closer to the Earth. It thus caused the abundance of harvests. Many stories extolling the benefits of moss agate have been found.

A belief led midwives to wear a moss agate when called for a birth. It is said that it gave strength to the mother during childbirth and even reduced her pain. It was a protective talisman, known to provide strength and courage.

Moss agate deposits: Brazil, India, United States, Canada and Russia.

Connected to the Earth, moss agate is a stone of harmony, bringing positive waves, well-being, joy. It is in perfect harmony with nature. It is a stone that provides appeasement and calm.

It restores self-confidence. Moss agate provokes benevolence and gives energy. It allows you to open up to others and to natural elements. Stone of communication, it facilitates romantic and sentimental relationships. Wearing a moss agate promotes concentration, improves memory, dispels fears. Thus, it gives the strength to fight against anxieties and overcome phobias.

Stone filled with benefits, it evacuates resentment and anger, provokes forgiveness. It restores courage and will. Anxious or distressed people will find peace with moss agate. They will feel more secure thanks to its calming energies.

Indeed, the wearer of this stone has the courage to face certain complicated challenges and it gives him the necessary perspective to overcome his blockages. He can thus repel negative waves, become more clairvoyant, and acquire a feeling of inner peace.

It is a stone of anchoring and balance, it allows you to manage stressful situations and overcome states of intense sadness.

A lucky charm since Antiquity, moss agate diffuses positive waves and channels the benefits of the natural environment.