Lepidolite Flame

Lepidolite Flame

1,190 kg

Lepidolite is a potassium lithium aluminum silicate with a hardness of 2.5 to 3. Its crystal system is monoclinic. It crystallizes in cleavable masses, scaly aggregates and in tabular hexagonal crystals. Lepidolite often occurs in association with other lithium-bearing minerals, such as Tourmaline or Spodumene. Color is most often pink, purplish or lavender, although Lepidolite can also be grayish, white or even colorless.

Mohs scale hardness: 5 - 6

Chakra: All

Lepidolite is most effective in calming frayed nerves, helping one to release stress and worry, and setting one on the path of willing acceptance. It is at its best when life is at its most challenging—when one is faced with angry people, financial woes, loss of job or relationship, or the need to make major changes in a short time span. Lepidolite not only brings calm to stormy emotional seas, it also provides an energy of enlightened awareness that keeps one ‘on the beam’ so one can handle the situation in the highest way, preserving one’s integrity and well-being.

Lepidolite is a stone of serenity, and this trait extends in many directions. It encourages one to respond to hostility without putting up defenses, to find the path of harmonious action and to see problems as opportunities to learn. It enhances physical grace and can be of great help to self-conscious dancers. It lends effortless eloquence to one’s speech and teaches one to listen to others with compassionate, patient attention. It encourages the eyes to see beauty, even in tarnished surroundings. If one is depressed, it allows for the willing descent into the grief beneath the depression, and the understanding that

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 Simmons, Robert; Ahsian, Naisha. The Book of Stones: Who They Are and What They Teach (p. 286). Inner Traditions/Bear & Company. Kindle Edition.