Azurmalahite is a unique stone that is a combination of two rocks. It has extraordinary beauty and a wide range of therapeutic and magical properties. The mineral is considered a source of vital energy, and it is also called the stone of wisdom. He is able to heal his master from mental illnesses and inspire him to create a masterpiece. But few know what this stone looks like and where it is used.
Stone description
Azurmalahite is formed as a result of intergrowth of azurite and malachite, whose deposits are often located next to each other. The appearance of such a tandem is explained by the fact that both breeds have a similar structure. The color of the resulting azurmalahite is usually bright. It combines several colors at once: green, blue, blue, lime, cornflower blue and brown.
Azurmalahite is mined in the United States, Israel, Australia and Russia. In the Russian Federation, the most expensive specimens are those stones that originate in the rocks of the Urals. This unusual gem is highly appreciated by collectors in its raw form, especially if it has a layered structure.
Azurmalahite is used to make jewelry. Most harmoniously, it combines with silver.
The mineral is also an ornamental material, which is why various souvenirs, accessories and interior items are often made from it.
Healing properties
Lithotherapists claim that azurmalahite has powerful energy, which has a beneficial effect on human health, and helps to cure a number of diseases, including:
- disorders of the cardiovascular system;
- frequent migraines;
- rheumatic ailments;
- liver and gall bladder diseases;
- various infections and inflammations;
- eye diseases;
- asthma.
During treatment, the mineral must be applied to the sore spot for 15-20 minutes. In this case, you need to take a comfortable position, relax and imagine how the pain goes away or the work of one or another organ is normalized. But it should be remembered that azurmalahite can be used for therapeutic purposes for no more than four consecutive days, since a high concentration of stone energy will begin to negatively affect the human body. After every 3-4 days of treatment, you need to take a break lasting 1-2 weeks.
Azurmalahite lithotherapists are often used to combat psycho-emotional disorders. It helps to calm down, relax and find inner harmony. With the help of the mineral, you can overcome neurosis, depression, insomnia and anxiety. If a person is often stressed, then he is advised to wear jewelry with azurmalahite or to take items from this mineral in his hands at times of nervous tension.
Since ancient times, stone has been used during meditation, as it was believed that it helps to normalize the work of the chakras, cleanse the biofield, eliminate blocks and open energy channels.
Magical properties
Azurmalahit can not only heal people, but also influence their destinies. No wonder it is called the stone of wisdom or justice, because in controversial and confusing situations, it helps to find the truth and restore justice. Esotericists claim that if you take the mineral with you to a trial that lasts for a long period of time, it will immediately end in favor of the victim. But it should be noted that if the owner of the stone is to blame for something, then he will get what he deserves.
Speaking about the magical properties of azurmalahite, it is worth mentioning that it helps people put up and come to an agreement. Any conflict, even many years, will be exhausted if you ask the gem to help in this situation, and even better - go with him to talk with the person with whom there were disagreements. The same should be done in cases where you are unfairly accused of something, and there is no doubt that the truth will triumph.
Azurmalahit is often an assistant to healers and clairvoyants.. With it, they open the veil of the future, heal from ailments and perform various rites. The stone also contributes to the development of psychic abilities and hidden talents, protects against evil eye and damage, restores internal energy reserves and helps to cope with life's difficulties.
You can watch a video review of the collection of minerals, including azurmalahite, in the video below.
