Kyanite
FA guide for the history, meaning, metaphysical uses, purposes, crystal healing, and properties of the deep cyan Kyanite.
Stone for Deep Meditation
Kyanite is like a great blue blade that can cut through negativity. When thFis sword is drawn, one will be able to enter a deeper meditation. So let us see what has made this a great weapon for those who seek to enter a state of profound thought!
History of the Stone
Kyanite is typically found as a blade. It is not typically put into jewelry; in particular, it is rare to see it faceted. Regardless, many appreciate this stone in its raw form.
Scientific Information
Kyanite Pronunciation: /kaɪənaɪt/ (k-eye-uh-night)
Kyanite Misspellings: Kianite, Kyanit, Kyanight
Hardness: 5-7
Lustre: Vitreous
Crystal System: Triclinic
Etymology: Named after the Greek word for blue, “kyanos”
Location: Global
Kyanite is a bluish mineral with high aluminum content. It is important in the manufacturing of some materials, including glass and glass kilns, ceramics, electricity, and chemicals. It has the ability to strengthen tiles and ceramics. Despite making up a fraction of the product of refractories, the mineral is vital for some industries. About half of all kyanite refractory produced is used in the metallurgy industry alone.
Metaphysical Properties
Kyanite can cut through and filter energy as necessary, though it is not a great medium for storing energy. Kyanite also makes for a good blockage buster stone.
The Wrap Up
This beautiful blade has its use in meditation for sure. Hack away at negativity and balance out chakras!
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Browning, James S., and Bennett, Paul E.. Beneficiation of Georgia Kyanite Ore. United States, U.S. Department of Interior, Bureau of Mines, 1970.
Jensen, Nan C.. Marketing Kyanite and Allied Minerals. United States, United States Department of the Interior, Bureau of Mines, 1943.
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