Spotlight on Chrysocolla
Theophrastus, an ancient Greek philosopher, used chrysocolla to solder gold pieces together. He then (very creatively) named chrysocolla for this purpose: “chrysos” for gold, “kolla” for glue. During the Renaissance, chrysocolla was ground up and used as paint pigment for its vibrant hues. Basically, if you’re looking for inspiration & creativity, look no further.
Above all, chrysocolla is a stone of calm & communication. Get out of your head & speak from your heart with chrysocolla in your hand. Seeking harmony? Reach for chrysocolla to promote rational argument, compassion, & positive energy.
Above all, chrysocolla is a stone of calm & communication. Get out of your head & speak from your heart with chrysocolla in your hand. Seeking harmony? Reach for chrysocolla to promote rational argument, compassion, & positive energy.