​A stone of prosperity, Sapphire sustains life force and attracts joy and peace.  Sapphire helps to open the mind to beauty and intuition.  Sapphire is a stone of wisdom, with each color containing its own unique energy vibration and information.

Blue Sapphire helps to promote dreams, astral travel and the subsequent retention/remembrance of information and wisdom brought back into waking consciousness.  Blue Sapphire increases/enhances intuition, mental clarity and spiritual power, all of which can assist in personal and spiritual growth.  A stone of spiritual healing and spiritual truth, Blue Sapphire is useful when channeling healing energies from the Angelic Realm or a higher source.  This makes Blue Sapphire an especially good stone for practitioners of Reiki and similar modalities.

Used with the Throat Chakra, Blue Sapphire enhances vocal healing modalities such as chanting.  Blue Sapphire also facilitates self-expression, communication, and speaking your Truth.  Blue Sapphire fosters loyalty, commitment, and fidelity, making it useful in relationships both romantic and professional.  Use Blue Sapphire to remove/release blockages that may be holding one back from their spiritual growth.

Believed by the Ancients to have been blessed by the Gods as a powerful protective stone, Sapphire has been used and treasured throughout history.  There are many Biblical references to Sapphire, including that a Sapphire was one of the original stones in the breast plate of the High Priests. 

Physically, Blue Sapphire can assist with healing on a cellular level, Blood disorders, eye issues and general stress.  Blue Sapphire has been used as an aid to ease depression, anxiety and insomnia.

"Dalmatian Stone," also called "Dalmatian Jasper," is a white to cream-colored material with black spots that is produced in Chihuahua, Mexico. It reminds people of the Dalmatian breed of dogs - and that is where it gets its name.  It is a mixture of minerals and therefore it is a rock. The types of minerals in the rock are those that crystallize from a melt so instead of being a jasper, Dalmatian Stone is an igneous rock.  

Dalmatian Stone is porous and readily accepts dye. Dyed Dalmatian Stone beads and tumbled stones are commonly seen at gem shows and in bead catalogs.

According to Rocktumbler.com they sent a few pieces to John Attard to do a laboratory analysis that identifies minerals and other materials with a crystalline structure. John's analysis determined that the black material is the mineral Arfvedsonite while the white material is a mixture of the mineral albite & lesser amounts of quartz.

Dalmatian Stone is a wonderful stone to work with for those who are overly analytical. It helps the over-analyzer to ground and center all of the subtle bodies & to maintain balance while working with etheric energies. Dalmatian is a stone of service. It can be used by those in the Veterinary field to calm and soothe animals that are hurt and scared.

Dalmatian Stone helps to harmonize the emotions and assists in maintaining composure even under the most difficult circumstances.  It is a wonderful piece to use when you want to review and reflect on past actions and decisions, so if a similar situation has presented itself, you will be prepared to make a more informed choice.

Dalmatian stone cleanses the aura and any other dysfunctional energies, dispels/transmutes negative energy and protects the user from harm.

Cavansite is a beautiful and rare mineral, which explains its recent popularity. It was only discovered in the last 30 years and is found in only a few localities.  It's color is greenish blue to deep ocean blue.  Cavansite occurs as a secondary mineral in basaltic and andesitic rocks along with a variety of zeolite minerals.
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Cavansites' crystal habits are mainly crystal aggregates that consist of tufts or spherical rosettes with pointed crystals.

Cavansite was first described as a blue associate of zeolites in 1968 by L.W. Staples. The locality was a road cut near Owyhee Dam, Malheur County, Oregon.  The material first came to the Tucson Show in early 1989. It was an immediate hit, with its vibrant blue color. ​Metaphysical uses for Cavansite include:

• Stimulating and focusing intuition.
• Bringing thoughtfulness to one’s atmosphere.
• Inspiring new ideas.
• Removing faulty thoughts and beliefs.
• Providing a protective energy for homes and offices.

Hemimorphites are formed by water and the oxidation process of rocks and minerals exposed on the Earth's surface.

The name tells us of the crystal formation as the ends of the crystals vary in shape and form - half-changed or half-formed. This uneven development also makes this stone very rare & is responsible for Hemimorphite's name, from the Greek hemi, meaning "half" and morph, meaning shape.

Prior to 1803, Hemimorphite and Smithsonite were thought to be the same mineral called Calamine. In 1803 James Smithson, a British mineralogist, discovered that these were two distinct zinc mineral species that closely resembled each other.

Hemimorphite can be used to decrease self-centeredness & to encourage the state of egoless-ness while facilitating the staying power of the self.  It allows one to take responsibility for happiness or unhappiness, for creating one’s personal reality, and for both recognizing and utilizing the powers of self-concept.
This stone helps relieve feelings of hostility and anger by assisting in smoothing emotional irritations while reinforcing ones understanding of the origin of these provocations or aggravations.
Hemimorphite is said to bring one luck, a discerning mind, & a charming manner.  It provides symmetry between the physical plane and other planes of existence and allows one to grow simultaneously on all planes.  This stone assists one in self-transformation, personal evolution, and maintaining &/or regaining health. 
This stone was used in ancient times to ward-off poisoning & malice.  It has been used in the treatment of blood/cellular disorders, to soothe ulcers, to reduce pain, treat genital diseases, support for dieting, body maintenance/shaping & agility.   
(Source: LIINE by Melody)

Chrysanthemum stone was first discovered in Japan, but has also been found in China, Canada and the USA. It is a naturally occurring stone that is made from a mixture of gypsum, dolomite and limestone, with inclusions of various other minerals including Celestite, Calcite, Andalusite and Feldspar.  It is commonly black and white, but it may also be brown and white, as this depends on the minerals present. The way the minerals are arranged in the stones resembles a flower, which explains the meaning of the name Chrysanthemum Stone.  Beware of stones that have "painted-on" flowers.

This is a “stone of harmony and change”, encouraging one to understand the correlation between the two.  It further enhances compatibility, is excellent for renewal of both love and familial relationships.
Chrysanthemum stone brings the message to enjoy each moment & helps one to bloom towards the perfect self.  It is said to inspire, enliven, enkindle, the perfect self while helping the continuation of the path of self-development.  This stone dispels superficiality such as ignorance, bigotry, & self-righteous attitudes that can weaken the mind.  By assisting in removing these obstructions from one’s path, it provides calm confidence and increases one’s inherent strength of character.
Chrysanthemum stone is helpful for time travel, to lessen traumas associated with physical aging, aiding in transitions, treatment of disorders of the eyes/skin/skeletal system, combating growths and in eliminating toxins.

“Healer's gold” is a metaphysical name that was bestowed upon a stone that consists of a mixture of Pyrite and Magnetite. It exhibits a hardness of 6 on the Moh's scale and can be found in Arizona in the United States, where it is mined. It is striking in appearance, with its beautiful mixture of black and gold occurring in dramatic patterns.
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Healer's gold is considered to be a helpful ally for healers. This is because it is believed to boost the energy of both the healer and the receiver during a healing session. Whereas normally you might feel exhausted afterward, this stone can serve as a metaphorical cup of coffee, helping to beat that unpleasant side effect of feeling drained. In addition to this, one can expect from Healer's Gold a combination of the healing benefits offered by Pyrite and Magnetite. Pyrite is regarded as a stone of protection and intellect. It is believed to enhance logic, analysis, mental stability, intelligence, creativity, psychic development and memory. It is also said to have a very grounding influence. Magnetite may bring yin/yang energies into balance and align the body's chakras. It is often used to ease or dispel anger, fear, grief, attachment and confusion. Many claim that Magnetite also emits a mysterious, attractive energy that summons love, good fortune and power, and that it guards us against infidelity. In keeping Healer's Gold as a companion, you may notice that you are feeling more decisive and that your outlook is becoming more positive. It may instill feelings of peace and harmony and strengthen your will. Also, consider keeping Healer's Gold around electronic devices as it is said to help protect one from harmful EMF.
 
As far as physical healing is concerned you can expect from Healer's Gold a combination of the physical healing benefits provided by both pyrite and magnetite. Magnetite has been used to relieve depression and agitation, lessen pain, alleviate bleeding and blood issues, fortify the circulatory system, and to give the immune system a needed boost. Pyrite is a wonderful physical healing stone of great power. It supports overall health and well-being and has been believed to help even in cases where people have seemed surely beyond help. It is also said to provide quick results. Healers Gold is known for getting to the root of disease and shielding the body from infectious disease. It may also battle infertility in both males and females, stimulate proper function of the circulatory, respiratory, and endocrine systems, and provide additional benefits to the bones and in the case of DNA damage. ​