Meaning of Aventurine

Aventurine is known as the "Stone of Opportunity", the luckiest crystal of all minerals. It has always been seen as a stone of abundance and good fortune .

It was once used in magical rituals to increase material wealth, promote success and attract good luck. It was also a healing stone, particularly of the heart: its lush green helped restore harmony in relationships and promoted compassion.

Tibetan monks still use it today to stimulate their vision and creativity.

Virtues of aventurine in lithotherapy

Vibrationally, aventurine is a stone of luck . Its vibration attracts positive circumstances to its user, and facilitates the success of any business.

It is also a stone of material and spiritual wealth . Carrying an aventurine on oneself, as a rolled stone or as a piece of jewelry, would attract financial abundance as well as happy situations and events, or those conducive to growth.

Aventurine is also ideal for finding serenity thanks to its deeply soothing vibration. It helps its owner connect to their inner source of peace and joy.

Stone of the heart chakra , aventurine also encourages compassion , as well as harmonious relationships.

On a physical level, aventurine promotes good heart and circulatory system health . It also assists physical recovery and regeneration, stimulating cellular reproduction. Aventurine would also be beneficial for problems related to the eyes and the urogenital system.

How to clean and recharge aventurine?

To purify aventurine , hold it in a continuous stream of water for one to two minutes, whether it is tap water or a stream. Then dry it with a soft cloth.

Then leave it for half an hour in the sun so that it completely recovers its vibration.

To cleanse and recharge an aventurine , you can also ring a singing bowl near your stone. The high vibrational sound will help the stone get rid of accumulated negative energies and regain its initial energy.

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