Azurite Druzy and 925 Sterling Silver Pendant

Name: Azurite Druzy and 925 Sterling Silver Pendant
SKU: PENAZUR-1
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200,00 € TTC

Magnificent azurite druzy pendant. A rare piece. You’ll appreciate the intense blue of its crystals.

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SKU: PENAZUR-1 Categories: Free form pendants, Natural Stone Jewelry, Pendants, Rare Pendants, Raw Stone Pendants

Stone(s): azurite or chessylite

Color: ultramarine blue

Dimensions: 29 mm x 33 mm

Pendant weight: 19.3 g

Precious metal: 925 silver

Stone size: raw stone

Shape: freeform (druzy)

Classification: copper carbonate

Mohs hardness: 3.5-4

Density: 3.8

Origin: India, USA, Morocco, Russia, France, Mexico, Namibia

Care instructions: Azurite is very sensitive to heat. Prolonged exposure to heat and light can alter its color. Its hardness is quite low, so it can easily scratch. We recommend storing the jewelry in its pouch when not worn. Azurite can be cleaned with a slightly damp cloth. Avoid any exposure to soap/shower gel, cosmetic products (perfume, etc.) or household products that could irreversibly alter its color.

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Weight	35 g
Color	Blue
Chakra-en	Crown Chakra – SAHASRARA, Third Eye Chakra – AJNA
Well-being	Communication, Focus, Meditation and Channeling, Spirituality, Strength and Courage
Zodiac Sign	Sagittarius

Well-being

Azurite is a copper carbonate. Its intense blue makes it a highly prized stone, especially by collectors of unusual stones.

In ancient Egypt, it was used as a pigment for paintings and art objects. It was mined from the Sinai mines more than 3000 years BCE. The Egyptians attributed mystical properties to it.

The Mayan civilization used azurite in its ceremonies and rituals. They believed the stone connected them to invisible forces.

In the Middle Ages, azurite was used to color manuscripts and paint frescoes. Azurite was long used by painters because copper carbonate pigments were much less expensive than lapis lazuli pigments. The two pigments could also easily be confused. To distinguish them, apothecaries had to heat fragments of these minerals to high temperatures. Azurite turned black when cooled, while lapis retained its color.

Azurite is often used by dowsers because it provides a link to the spiritual world. It helps develop intuition.

Azurite is the ideal stone for anyone with a profession related to creativity or spirituality. It promotes meditation.

Azurite facilitates communication; it is particularly recommended for people who have difficulty expressing themselves. It helps gather thoughts, brings mental clarity, and determination.

It can be used on all chakras, but it is particularly effective on the crown and third eye chakras.

Placed on your desk, azurite helps you concentrate and improve your analytical skills. It is the ideal ally for students and researchers.

Cleansing:

Azurite can be purified by fumigation with a palo santo stick or with white sage. Burn the palo santo or sage and pass your jewelry over the smoke produced. Remember to ventilate the room well after fumigation.

Avoid running azurite under water as it contains copper. It could change color.

Recharging:

Azurite can be recharged by moonlight or sunlight during hours when the rays are least intense. Prefer to place the stone in a light-filled room.

It can also be placed in a quartz geode, on a quartz cluster, or an amethyst druzy.