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Seraphinite Jewelry

Seraphinite is a very rare, very soft silvery forest green gemstone. Because of the natural sparkle, it is one of the phenomenal gemstones. Found near the Baikal Lake in Siberia, it was discovered by the Russian Minerologist, Koksharov in the 1800's. Seraphinite is known by Geologists as Chlinochlore, which comes from the Greek for inclined and green. No one is quite sure how the gemstone got the name Seraphinite. Seraphinite comes from the Hebrew Seraph, meaning to burn. The Seraphim were Angels who, legend says, sit beside God. Also called Serafina, Serafinite. To date, this gemstone has been found in only one spot in the world.

Mystical Properties: Ancient Herbrew legends say the Seraphim are Angels who sit beside God. Their appearance is so bright and fiery that no one can bear to look upon them. They are said to be very tall, have 6 wings and 4 heads. All green gemstones are thought to have some healing power, however, because of their association with these powerful Angels who sit at God's throne, Seraphinite is thought to have strong healing powers and to serve as an amplifier of the healing properties of other gemstones.

Thought to be an important gemstone for Mediums, it is said to help contact Angels and Higher Beings.

Associated with the upper Chakras, which give us extra-sensory powers as well as help us find the Christ/God energy.

Healing Properties: Said to have strong healing powers. Amplifier of other gemstones.

Scientific Properties: Composed of a rare Chlorine bearing Mica. Hardness: 2.0-2.5 on the Moh's Hardness Scale

Owner Warning! Because Seraphinite is extremely soft, it should not be worn every day. Use extreme caution in cleaning this mineral as it is easily broken down by many solvents.

Disclaimer: Newage Enterprises makes no claims as to the healing properties of this gemstone. We provide information on legends surrounding this stone's mystical and healing properties which allow the informed user to make their own decision.

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