Collection: Seraphinite

Seraphinite is a fascinating semi-precious stone, prized as much for its beauty as for its energetic properties in lithotherapy.

🔷 General characteristics

• Name : Seraphinite (also called "seraphinite")

• Color : Deep green with silver or white highlights, often in feathery or fibrous patterns

• Composition : Magnesium iron silicate – a variety of clinochlore , a member of the chlorite group

• Hardness (Mohs scale): 2 to 2.5 (fairly soft)

• Crystal system : Monoclinic

• Main origin : Siberia (Russia), notably in the Lake Baikal region

🧬 Origin of the name

The name seraphinite comes from the word "seraph," a category of angels in biblical tradition. The name refers to the stone's shiny, feathery inclusions, which are reminiscent of angel wings.

💎 Appearance

Seraphinite is distinguished by its shimmering silver or white reflections on a green background, which create feather- or leaf- like patterns, often considered hypnotic and calming.

🌿 Properties in lithotherapy

✅ Emotional and spiritual benefits:

• Spiritual Connection Stone : Promotes communication with angels and higher planes.

• Spiritual Elevation : Used in meditation to promote awakening and elevation of consciousness.

• Aura Cleansing : Cleanses negative energies from the energy body.

• Inner healing : Promotes cellular regeneration and the connection between body and mind.

🧘♀️ Use

• In meditation : placed on the heart or third eye.

• In jewelry : pendants, pearls or cabochons (handle with care due to its tenderness).

• In decoration : rolled or raw stones displayed in living spaces for their gentle energies.

🧼 Maintenance

• Cleaning : Use distilled water or a soft cloth. Avoid chemicals.

• Recharging : In moonlight or on a quartz cluster. Avoid direct sunlight, which could dull its colors.