Different benefits of natural stone

Malachite is a stone often associated with healing, protection, and transformation. It is believed to promote emotional and physical well-being, enhance creativity, and support spiritual growth. Malachite is also thought to be a powerful cleanser, absorbing negative energy and pollutants from the body and environment. This stone also helps with emotional balance.

Prehnite is one of the very few crystals in the mineral kingdom that links our heart directly to our solar plexus chakra. That means that one’s heart space is now directly attached to one’s own personal will. This mineral is a powerful communication stone simply because of one’s heart being open and in touch with our will. Our desire for knowledge and answers are endless, even on a subconscious level.

Turquoise is a copper aluminum mineral. On a metaphysical level, Turquoise aids in truth-seeking, communication, and manifestation of expansion. It assists people in voicing their opinion and communicating better with people around them. Turquoise is also a stone of wholeness. It’s an emotional balancer and brings peace and serenity to users in times of need.

Turquoise has been used in many cultures and countries throughout time from Turkey between Europe and Asia, the Egyptians, and the Native Americans, from 5000 B.C. through today. For Jewelry, weapons, amulets and healing. The stone has been commonly found in Native American burial sites on both continental Americas¹.

Hematite offers a range of benefits, both physically and emotionally. It’s known for its grounding and balancing properties, promoting a sense of stability and security. It’s also believed to boost confidence, enhance willpower, and improve focus. Hematite is an iron oxide, the same iron compound that forms rust. It’s not considered harmful in its natural state or when worn as jewelry.

Hemalyke is a brand name for hematine, a synthetic material crafted to resemble hematite. Hematine, also known colloquially as hemalike (note the subtle spelling difference), can be easily formed into blocks, then cut into popular shapes or directly molded into complex pendants.