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Photo: Aegirine |
Aegirine |
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Aegirine is a sodium iron silcate mineral and is typically found in alkaline igneous rocks, carbonatites and pegmatites. Aegirine forms splendid columnar prismatic crystals. Aegirine, also known as Acmite, is distinguished by steeply inclined terminations and specimens are sought by collectors. |
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Metaphysical Properties |
Video: Aegirine |
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Aegirine is an excellent crystal for protection and the removal of auric attachments. Aegirine helps in the shifting of negative emotional blockages. Aegirine can stimulate the kundalini and should be used with care if this is desired. |
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Crystal Healing Uses |
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Aegirine is useful in supporting the immune system. Aegirine has been used to treat depression and addictions. |
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Colour: |
black, greenish to brownish black. |
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Class: |
Silicates |
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Group: |
Monoclinic |
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Formations: |
long prismatic crystals, compact, fibrous and disseminated grains |
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Localities: |
Canada, Norway, Greenland, Russia, USA, Kenya, Nigeria, Scotland |
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Chemical Composition: |
NaFe3+Si2O6 |
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Hardness: |
6 |
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Lustre: |
vitreous, transparent to opaque |
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Cleavage: |
perfect in two directions |
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Varieties: |
Urbanite, Vanadian Aegirine |
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Disclaimer: |
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All crystal healing uses, magical uses and metaphysical definitions are provided as a means of education, and do not imply a guarantee of effect. Those suffering from illness should consult with their General Practitioner in the first instance. Crystal healing is a holistic complementary healthcare practice and should be carried out by a suitably qualified crystal healing practitioner. |
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