Hematite

Hematite is the main mineral form of iron oxide. The English name comes from the Greek word "blood"-"heima". After polishing, it will show black metallic luster. 

Classification 

According to the shape and color, it can be divided into specularite, micaceous hematite, kidney ore, iron rose, martite, rainbow hematite hematite 

Use 

Hematite was used as amulets and hemostatic medicine in ancient Egypt and Europe, and was made into decorations in ancient China. 

Hematite is an iron mineral widely distributed in nature. It is an important raw material for ironmaking and can also be used as a red pigment. 

Origin 

It is mainly produced in Russia, the United States, France, Canada, China, Sweden and Australia. 

Healing effects:  

It is said that in ancient Egypt and Europe, holding hematite amulets during wars will be protected by the Greek god of war-Mars, and win the war. 

Hematite is also known as the "victory stone", which helps to get rid of distracting thoughts, broaden your thinking, and then achieve career success and realize your ideals in life. 

Hematite has a relationship with "blood", so it is regarded as a vitality and hope that can bring life to users.