Origin of Azurite from Chile
Azurite is a copper mineral that is characterized by its intense blue color and is native to Chile. Its name comes from the word "lazhward", which means blue.
Astrology
In astrology, azurite is associated with the signs of Pisces, Virgo, Aquarius and Sagittarius.
It has been used since ancient times by different cultures and civilizations. In ancient Egypt, it was used to make amulets and sacred objects, and in the Aztec civilization they made jewelry and decorative objects with it.
During the Renaissance it was used to make blue pigments so it could be used in watercolors and paintings. Michelangelo used it to give blue tones to his work the Sistine Chapel
Properties of Chilean Azurite
- It is called the "rock of wisdom" because it helps spread knowledge and retain information
- It is the stone of clairvoyance, most clairvoyants use it in their meditation since it has the ability to connect the wearer with their spiritual side and ancestral wisdom.
- Improves communication and the ability to listen to and understand others.
- Develops intuition, something that can be useful for making decisions and better understanding the emotional world.
- Protects against negative influences.
- Among its healing properties, it helps heal problems with arthritis, osteoporosis, and any bone and joint problem. It is also an ally for people who suffer from vertigo and migraines and pregnant women are recommended to carry an Azurite with them to facilitate the healthy and positive development of the embryo.
Chilean Azurite in Sophie's in Jupiter jewelry
At Sophie's in Jupiter, we have used the Azurite stone in our Egyptian Bracelet.
