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Blue Chalcedony Stone – properties, virtues & benefits

February 22, 2022/in Gem Encyclopedia/by ICIA Media Center

Blue Chalcedony Stone is a gem with soothing hues, renowned for its energetic properties, promoting communication, emotional balance and mental well-being. Discover its virtues and multiple uses in lithotherapy.

CHARACTERISTICS OF BLUE CALCEDOINE

  • Chakra: Throat.
  • Properties: Communication, emotional balance, mental well-being.
  • Astrology: Mercury.
  • Zodiac: Gemini, Cancer.
  • Elements: Water, Air.
  • Colors: Blue, gray-blue, white stripes.
  • Hardness: 6-7 (Mohs scale).
  • Chemical Formula: SiO2 (silicon dioxide).
  • Associated god: Apollo.


BLUE CALCEDOINE STONE – ITS HISTORY

Since the Neolithic Age, human beings have used blue chalcedony stone to make tools in place of silver. This stone was discovered in France, more precisely at Quimperlé in Brittany. The Babylonians and Assyrians began using this stone to make seals to protect their most precious documents and money around 4000 years before the birth of Jesus Christ. Blue chalcedony also has a powerful energy that helped protect the owner of the papers. The Minoans also contributed to the use of this stone for protection during the Bronze Age due to its ability not to adhere to wax.

The Celts associated the blue chalcedony stone with Clota, the goddess of the river Clyde and streams, while the ancient Greeks associated it with Gaia. The Romans believed that this stone was effective for speaking, so Cicero wore it around his neck when making speeches. Native Americans believed the stone was sacred and had the power to appease sPirits. For the Lakota Sioux people, blue chalcedony represented the tribe’s goddess of peace, although this is not universally recognized.

BLUE CALCEDOINE STONE – ITS ORIGIN AND COMPOSITION

Blue chalcedony stone, which belongs to the micro-crystalline quartz family, takes its name from “Khalkedon”, a village on the Bosphorus in Turkey. This stone is formed mainly from silicon dioxide and has a hardness of 6.5 to 7 on the Mohs scale, with a natural rhombohedral-shaped crystal system.

Although deposits of this stone are mainly found in South America, particularly Uruguay and Brazil, it can also be found in Madagascar, India, France and Germany. It is mainly used for its lithotherapy properties and to make beautiful jewelry. Haute joaillerie enthusiasts appreciate its pastel blue color.


BLUE CALCEDOINE STONE – VERTIES AND PROPERTIES

BLUE CALCEDOINE ON THE PSYCHOLOGICAL LEVEL

Blue chalcedony stone is known to bring a sense of inner peace to the wearer, which can promote human relationships and understanding between people. Its watery blue color gives a sense of comfort and calm. Placing the stone on the frontal chakra can help ward off sadness and gloom, while limiting impulses that can make the wearer aggressive or irritable. By promoting understanding, tolerance and dialogue, it can greatly diminish verbal provocations.

For shy people, blue chalcedony can transform their lives by helPing them to express themselves, to be more generous and benevolent towards others. It can also ward off anxieties and give a sense of fulfillment, removing any blocks to discussion. Artists appreciate this stone, as it can help them express their feelings and creativity in their daily lives.

In short, the blue chalcedony stone can have positive mental effects by bringing inner peace, fostering human relationships, helPing self-expression and develoPing creativity.

BLUE CALCEDOINE ON THE PHYSICAL LEVEL

Blue chalcedony stone is known for its affinity with the throat chakra, relieving pain in the throat, larynx and ENT area. It can help a person find sufficient self-confidence to speak and assert themselves in public, while reducing problems of stammering and hoarseness. This stone can be useful for people with speaking to do, as it will help them pass this test.

Blue chalcedony also has healing properties that enable wounds to heal more quickly. It can help resolve blood circulation problems and hardening of the arteries. It is also effective for dilating blood vessels in the iris and relieving eye irritation. It can strengthen bones to limit the risk of disorders during physical activity. Because of its softness, this stone can play a role in the proper functioning of the hormonal glands, helPing women to cope better with milk supply and menstruation.

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BLUE CALCEDOINE STONE – CLEAN AND RECHARGE

To clean and recharge Blue Chalcedony Stone, follow these simple steps:

  1. Cleaning:
    • Distilled water: immerse the stone in a container of distilled water for a few hours to rid it of accumulated negative energies.
    • Fumigation: gently pass the stone through white sage or palo santo incense smoke to purify its energies.
  2. Reloading:
    • Natural light: Expose Blue Chalcedony to sunlight or moonlight for several hours to recharge it with positive energy. Avoid prolonged exposure to sunlight, however, to preserve the stone’s color.
    • Crystalline amas: place the stone on a quartz cluster or amethyst geode to recharge it with vibratory energy.

It is advisable to clean and recharge your Blue Chalcedony Stone regularly, especially if you use it frequently in lithotherapy or as energy jewelry.


WHERE DOES THE NAME BLUE CALCEDOINE COME FROM?

The name “chalcedony” has its origins in antiquity. It comes from the Latin “chalcedonius” and the ancient Greek “khalkedon” (χαλκηδών), which refers to the port city of Chalcedon, located in Bithynia, a region of present-day Turkey. The Romans and ancient Greeks attributed the origin of this semi-precious stone to this city.

Caledony is a variety of microcrystalline quartz that comes in different colors and patterns. The name “blue” simply refers to the color of this stone, which can vary from light blue to blue-gray, sometimes with white bands. The blue hue is due to the presence of traces of copper or other chemical elements in the stone’s structure.

WHICH CHAKRA DOES BLUE CALCEDOINE ACT ON?

Blue Chalcedony acts primarily on the throat chakra, also known as the fifth chakra or Vishuddha in Sanskrit. This chakra is associated with communication, self-expression and creativity. By working on this chakra, Blue Chalcedony helps to improve communication, develop listening skills and encourage emotional expression in a clear, calming way.

WHICH ASTROLOGICAL SIGN IS ASSOCIATED WITH BLUE CALCEDOIN?

Blue Chalcedony is particularly associated with the Gemini and Cancer zodiac signs. These signs benefit most from this stone’s properties, such as improved communication, emotional balance and mental well-being. However, people belonging to other astrological signs can also benefit from Blue Chalcedony’s virtues, as its energies are universal and soothing.

SUMMARY OF BLUE CALCEDOIN STONE

In brief, blue chalcedony is a semi-precious stone prized for its soothing shades of blue, its metaphysical properties and its use in jewelry and decoration. It is often associated with emotional balance, communication, protection, harmony and sPiritual support. Taking care of this stone by cleaning and recharging it regularly helps preserve its qualities and beauty.

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