Blue Celestite Geode Egg with Stand

Celestite

Celestite, also known as celestine, is a delicate blue mineral containing strontium.

Its colour, the pale blue of the sky, is where its name comes from – the same root as the word “celestial.” Because of this, it has a strong historical association with heaven, the angelic realms, and divinity.

Celestite can also appear in white, yellow, and even red colours, but blue is by far the most spiritually meaningful of these colours, and certainly the one that you should try to pursue.

It has a very rich lore as the so-called “stone of the angels.”

Its pale blue colour is so distinctive that it was said in ancient cultures to be pieces of the sky that had fallen down to Earth.

They are frequently used today in angel magic, said to be the stone that will summon your guardian angel.

They have an energy that is at once soothing and uplifting, giving you the sense that you are being watched over by a loving caretaker.

Amethyst

Utilizing Amethyst in your meditation practice can offer even greater rewards. This stunning purple crystal emits a calming energy that can aid in reaching deeper states of relaxation.

To meditate with Amethyst, find a quiet and serene spot where you can sit comfortably. Hold the Amethyst crystal in your hand or place it nearby. Close your eyes and take several deep breaths to help relax both mind and body.

As you begin to relax, allow the energy of the crystal to wash over you.

Visualize Amethyst’s purple light surrounding and protecting you. Picture yourself enveloped by a warm, purple glow that fills you with inner peace and serenity. Focus on your breathing and let thoughts drift away; if they start to wander back, gently bring them back to focus on both of you and Amethyst’s energy.

As you continue to meditate with Amethyst, you may feel more relaxed, calm, and centered. Additionally, its energy can help you connect to your inner self and access intuition more easily.

Moroccan Geode

A geode is essentially composed of bubble crystals inside the rock. Generally, the interior contains quartz crystals or chalcedony deposits.