Charoite cabochon - tumbled

Charoite cabochon tumbled

The stone's name, charoite, comes from the Charo River flowing along the Murun Mountains in Yakutia, Siberia.

The Mongols used charoite placed in tea, which was then consumed by all family members to strengthen family bonds and protect everyone from harm.

Charoite is often defined as a stone of transformation, as well as a stone of power.

In the psychic realm, it is used for the release of entities and rescue operations, as well as for clairvoyance and prophecies. It can be used to purify and cleanse your etheric body, as it has the property of releasing disharmonies and dissipating negativity.

Dimensions: approx. 2 cm x 1.7 cm

Material: Charoite

Description of Charoite

Phyllosilicate containing various minerals, including traces of Titanium, Gold, Silver, and Platinum charoite

Family: Phyllosilicates

Crystal system: Monoclinic

Color: Purple with black and white streaks

Chakra: 6th (Ajna)

Use in Crystal Therapy: Life changes, Aura cleansing, Self-confidence, Grounding high energies

Dreaming of Charoite or being attracted to it: Need to make an important choice in your life, feeling of heaviness caused by stagnant energies and energy vampires, a call towards a more worldly and concrete spirituality

Properties of Charoite

Charoite was discovered in the mid-20th century, and its name comes from the Chara River flowing in Yakutia (Siberia).

Being a very recent stone, its properties are still not fully discovered. However, remember that no stone will work in your place: the will to change and heal is always a fundamental element!

Its energy is clearly Yin, introspective, but unlike Amethyst, which elevates, Charoite grounds energies to the earth. The presence of black in its shades and its opacity characterize it precisely for this much more earthly aspect.

Benefits for the body

The purple color of Charoite helps reduce stress by relaxing the nervous system. It has a particularly purifying effect on the endocrine glands. It also reduces inflammation, relieves cramps, and has an antispasmodic and calming action, highly indicated for autonomic nervous system disorders. Charoite relieves headaches, and its calming effect ensures restorative sleep by warding off nightmares.

Benefits for the mind

Charoite helps overcome resistance to major life changes. When you feel tense and worried, it brings calm and confidence, freeing you from external conditioning.

It promotes self-observation, developing attention to detail. It strengthens character and self-esteem, leading to a high decision-making ability when you tend to procrastinate choices, or when you feel overwhelmed by the weight of unresolved problems for which a solution must be found.

Benefits for the spirit

Charoite stimulates clairvoyance and facilitates the remembrance of past lives and their related karma. It awakens intuition and the desire to progress spiritually, helping to understand life's lessons in a positive and constructive way. It is a stone primarily used for evolutionary purposes, as it helps you become aware of deeply rooted fears, allowing their release and healing.

Charoite can be used to purify the aura, as it dissipates disharmonies, negativity, and psychic entities. It dissolves energy blockages by anchoring Light in the physical body, promoting the expression of creativity, free from any fear or preconception. In this sense, it acts on the sixth chakra, freeing the mind from all types of limiting conditioning that bind it to fear, the idea of sin, and guilt—all factors that prevent the complete manifestation of one's innate potential.

It allows you to fulfill yourself on this Earth in a deeper way, generating a spiritual approach to daily life. Charoite helps distinguish what is authentic from what is illusory, both outside and inside oneself, that is, to choose between "being" and "appearing" in the behaviors we habitually have in interpersonal relationships.

Legends about Charoite

The legends that have reached us are truly few, as there are no written sources that clearly speak of it.

However, it is known that the Mongols of Asia used it to protect the home and in tea infusions. The drink was then consumed by all family members to strengthen family bonds and drive away spirits harmful to health.