Seraphinite

Seraphinite is a species in the chlorite family, called "plain chlorite", also known as mica chlorite crystal. It is mainly produced in the Bikar Lake region of Siberia, Russia. 

Naming: 

Seraphinite was discovered in the Sherry River Basin of the former Soviet Union in 1978. It was named "Seraphinite" because of its similarity to "Charoite" (Chaluoite) in terms of origin, shape and structure. 

Features: 

Seraphinite is a newly discovered gemstone, with grayish green, dark green, light green, and sometimes white spiral stripes, forming a very unique beauty. 
In Russia, Seraphinite is called "Angel Stone" because of its unique silver-white appearance like wings. 

Functions and efficacy: 

1. Corresponding to the Sahasrara, bringing compassion, spirituality and humor, is a kind of warm and pleasant energy. 

2. Seraphinite helps to see the truth of the facts, not to be confused by appearances, to gain true knowledge, and to gain wisdom. 

3. Ladies wear Seraphinite ornaments, which help bring noble, elegant, and extraordinary temperament, as well as compassion and tolerance. 

4. Stimulate communication with others, be easy to accept others, and have a positive effect on career achievement. 

5. Promote relaxation, open your mind, and accept new things. 

6. Eliminate negative energy, bring courage and confidence. 

7. Improve thinking ability and help the wearer find the way forward when confused. 

Maintenance: 

1. Be careful not to put it together with other accessories to avoid collisions and scratches. 

2. When bathing in hot springs, doing housework, making up or swimming, remove the crystals to prevent chemical agents from causing corrosive and permanent damage. 

3. Regardless of wearing any accessories, they should be removed and stored properly when taking a bath to extend the life and good luck of the accessories.