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Chalcedony
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Crystal System... Blue Chalcedony gains its light blue coloring from what is called the 'Tyndall effect'. As light is bent through its microscopically fine crystals, the red portion of light is absorbed and what our eyes see is the reflected blue portion of light. Chalcedony is part of many stones used in healing and they each carry its benefits as well as their own. Some familiar to many would be Blue Lace Agate, Bloodstone, Carnelian, Jaspers, Onyx and Petrified Wood. |
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Zodiac Affinity... Folklore... Blue Chalcedony was known to the ancients and represented the elements of air and water. It was used for weather magick and for healing ailments connected to the weather such as colds, circulatory problems and sensitivity to weather changes. During the 16th century, magicians would prescribe this stone to dissolve illusions and fantasies. When used for those purposes it would have been drilled and strung on a cord to be worn around the neck. It was also prescribed to drive away nightmares and fear of the dark and used under the pillow during sleep. In Renaissance times, a piece would be engraved with the figure of a man with an upraised right hand. This pendant was then worn for success in lawsuits as well as for safety and health issues.
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