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Apatite Description

Apatite Description

Apatite, known as “the Stone of Manifestation”, is a breath of fresh air and sure to bring clarity and awaken the creative spark in one’s life.  Harnessing the energies of Apatite can bring so much promise in helping to help manifest your dreams, offer inspiration, and instill a true humanitarian frame of mind.  Apatite has a strong connection to a higher level of spiritual guidance which can help to not only attune you to the spirituality of the future but also help to connect you to past lives. 

 

Apatite is a common phosphate mineral that is found in igneous sedimentary and metamorphic rock all over the world.  Although it is found in various deposits worldwide, the main sources of apatite are Brazil, Madagascar, and Mexico.  Apatite comes in many colors including yellow, blue, green, gray, white, purple, red-brown, and violet.  It is a breath of fresh air for anyone who feels they are unheard, in a creative slump, and confused or unsure of what the next steps in life should be.    

 

 

History

 

Apatite was given its name by a German geologist by the name of Abraham Gottlob Werner in 1786.  The name is derived from the Greek word “apate”, which means to deceive.  In Greek mythology the goddess Apate was one of the evil spirits released from Pandora’s box and her persona was comprised of deception and dishonesty.  This would explain more about how the name Apatite came about.  She was the true embodiment of deceit.  Apatite is often easily mistaken with other stones, such as beryl, tourmaline, or topaz, which implies it can “deceive” our eyes with its resemblance to other well-known gemstones.

 

Apatite is an amazing stone to be worn or placed in a sacred space in order to be a tool to set intentions and embrace its soothing and creative gentle energies.

 

As apatite is a more recently identified stone, there is not a lot of documented history on it.  Although it is thought this stone has a rich history, due to its composition not being known and established until the end of the 18th century, its story is more likely to have been lost and confused with stones with similar likenesses.

 

 

Metaphysical Properties

 


·         Aides in Communication and Self-Expression

·         Increases Motivation and Builds Up Energy Reserves

·         Encourages Extroversion and Openness

·         Draws Off Negativity Towards Oneself and Others

·         Stimulates Intellect and Creativity

·         Eases Sorrow and Neutralizes Stored Anger

·         Helps One Overcome Emotional Exhaustion

·         Balances the Physical, Emotional, Mental and Spiritual Bodies and Chakras

·         Develops Psychic Gifts and Spiritual Attunement

·         Instills Authenticity and the Need for Diplomacy

·         Enhances Focus and Concentration

·         Embodies Truth in Communication


 

 

Physical Healing


 


·         Treats Lethargy and Depression

·         Helps with Poor Digestion

·         Overcomes Lack of Concentration

·         Treats Liver, Pancreas, Gallbladder and Spleen

·         Draws Off Stagnant Energy

·         Excellent Stone for Autistic and Hyperactive People

·         Encourages Formation of New Cells

·         Heals the Bones, Cartilage and Teeth

·         Reduces Arthritis and Joint Issues

·         Suppresses Hunger and Raises the Metabolic Rate


 

 

Chakras 


·         Throat

  


Proper Care

 

As apatite is a more fragile stone, it is very sensitive to chemicals, abrasives, heat, acids and ammonia.  To cleanse, use room temperature tap water and mild soap with a soft cloth to not damage or scratch the surface.  You do not want to ruin the beautiful luster of the gemstone. 

 

To charge, place in/on a selenite plate or bowl or place in the light of the full moon.  Selenite will also keep your crystal cleansed spiritually, and you may also use proper smudging techniques.

 


 

 

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