Description
Rhodonite Tumbled Stones promotes the energy of love and compassion. In this case, the love is more outer directed than with stones such as Rhodochrosite. Rhodonite encourages using one’s gifts and talents for the benefit of the community. …Rhodonite attracts the people and situation best suited for one’s unique talents, and in so using them, one can experience fulfillment of the deep desire to love and be loved. Rhodonite can also enhance the depth, clarity and meaning behind ones’ dreams and visions. It can provide link to the archetype pattern of personal destiny, helping one remain ‘on the beam’ for the fulfillment of one’s highest aspirations. Source: Robert Simmons “Pocket Book of Stones.”
Metaphysical Properties for Rhodonite:
Key Words: Discovering & developing hidden talents, compassion, love, generosity, altruism.
Chakras: Heart (4th) 7 Root (1st)
Element: Fire & Earth
Physical: Supports weight loss, detoxification and purification: good for liver and kidneys.
Emotional: Encourages altruism and generosity, joy of being of service to others.
Spiritual: Helps realize one’s unique capacities and fulfil one’s destiny.
Astrology: Taurus
Numerology: 5mmeaning temperance, balance and protection.
Rhodonite harmonizes with other “love” stones, including Rosophia, Rose Quartz, Pink Calcite, Morganite and Emerald. Also works well with Phenacite, Scolecite, Natrolite, Herderite, Sugilite and Tibetan Black Quartz.
Product Details:
Rhodonite is a manganese metasilicate mineral with a triclinic crystal system with a hardness of 5.5 to 6 on the Mohs scale. The name derives from the Greek word meaning ‘red rose’. It is comes from Sweden, Australia, India, Madagascar, Mexico, South Africa, Brazil, Canada and USA.
Origin: Madagascar
Size: 1.75 to 2 inches, Weight: 0.100 Lbs.
Specimens vary in shape, size (usually from 1.5 to 2 inches) in length, and color intensity. Comes in an organza bag with a descriptor card detailing its metaphysical properties.
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