Amazonite Natural Healing Stone - Information & Properties
What is Amazonite?
Amazonite is a turquoise-green gemstone renowned for its calming and healing properties. It promotes peace, balance, and emotional healing, helps alleviate stress, and supports clear communication. Its serene color also makes Amazonite a highly valued and visually striking choice in jewelry.
What is Amazonite Made of?
Amazonite forms in igneous rocks like granite or pegmatites and can also be found in metamorphic environments. Its formation requires slow cooling, allowing large crystals to develop.
This composition gives Amazonite its characteristic soft, elegant green hues and metaphysical associations with calming and balancing energies.
Where is Amazonite Found?
Amazonite is primarily found in granite and pegmatite regions, with major deposits in Brazil, Russia, the United States (Colorado, Virginia, New Mexico), Madagascar, Canada, and Australia. Smaller deposits also exist in Norway, India, Mozambique, and South Africa. Each region offers slight variations in color and texture.
What healig properties is Amazonite known for?
Amazonite, often called the "Stone of Courage" and the "Stone of Truth," provides soothing energy that eases stress and anxiety, balances mood swings, and encourages self-expression. It supports the nervous system and thyroid health, opens the Throat and Heart Chakras for clear communication, and helps protect against electromagnetic pollution (EMF). Overall, it promotes emotional balance, inner peace, and honest, heartfelt communication.
Does ADAM use real Amazonite?
Yes! All our stones are certified by a third-party lab. You can view the certificate on each product page to verify its authenticity.
When should I use Amazonite?
Use Amazonite to support emotional balance, relieve stress, and improve communication. It is especially helpful during times of anxiety or emotional upheaval, for clear self-expression, and in meditation to align the Throat and Heart Chakras. Additionally, it provides protection against electromagnetic pollution (EMF).
