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Atlantisite: A mysterious stone associated with the legend of Atlantis
Number of products : 53What is Atlantisite?
Atlantisite is a combination of Serpentine and Stygite. The name “Atlantisite” comes from the mythological continent of Atlantis. This stone was named after Atlantis because of the legends associated with it and its mysterious nature. However, there is no scientific evidence for the existence of Atlantis or any connection between Atlantisite and this mythical land.
Healing properties of Atlantisite minerals
Atlantisite has the properties of both Serpentine and Stichtite. It is a stone of the Earth element.
Serpentine helps to soothe the emotional body, release fear of change and difficulties, and helps us look to the future with a positive attitude. It contains the history of the Earth. It helps us connect with the heart and mind of Nature. Traditionally, it was used to activate the Kundalini and cleanse blocked energy centers.
Stichtite radiates vibrations of love and forgiveness, promoting compassion, unity, and cooperation. It provides protection from negativity by generating an energy bubble that protects the wearer. Meditation with Atlantisite can help you access skills and knowledge from past lives.
History and uses of Atlantisite
Atlantisite is a trade name coined by Gerald Pauley. This Australian stone is sometimes called Tasmanite and is a combination of yellow-green Serpentine and purple Stichtite. This beautiful stone was discovered relatively recently and is found exclusively on “Stichtite Hill,” a small hill in Zeehan, Tasmania, where it is mined.
Geological description of Atlantisite
Physical characteristics:
- Color: yellow-green with purple.
- Hardness: typically has a hardness of around 2.2–4 on the Mohs scale, which means it is soft.
- Luster: may have a dull or greasy luster.
- Fracture: uneven or nutmeg.
- Transparency: usually opaque, but may be translucent in thin crystals.
Chemical characteristics:
- Chemical composition: mainly composed of magnesium and chromium silicate.
- It is a metamorphic mineral that forms during contact or dynamic metamorphism.
