The name of the mineral aragonite reminds of one of the provinces of Spain. So it is, because for the first time the stone was discovered near the city of Molina de Aragon, belonging to Castile. In the 15th century, this area merged with Aragon and became known as Spain. Legend has it that the tears of a girl separated from her beloved turned into aragonite stones.
The stone belongs to the group of calcites, having the hardest structure. The popular name of aragonite - cave calcite, suggests that the main deposits are found in dolomite and gypsum caves, in places most susceptible to weathering. This is due to the fact that the stone belongs to the low-temperature group.
This mineral is considered "young", as after ten million years it is converted into calcite.
When heated, aragonite turns into calcite dust. Due to such a "short" life, aragonite is classified as a rare mineral.
The chemical formula of the stone is CaCO3.
Aragonite is a component of pearls. Each pebble consists of the thinnest layer of aragonite and a transparent layer of solid organic matter.
Variety of colors ...
Aragonite, mined in karst caves, forms needle-shaped or radial incrustations. There are spherulites.
Natural samples are colorless or white. Depending on the impurities, aragonite can be cloudy, transparent and translucent. The color of the mineral has a wide range, which is added by the presence of other minerals:
- White, formed in the dehydrated voids of the earth's crust, it is mined in Mexico;
- Orange, cave pearls are mined in Morocco;
- Blue specimens are mined in China.
Also in nature there are yellow, blue, purple, green, gray. Blue-greens are called iglites, and blue ones are called zeyringites.
... forms
There are several natural forms of aragonite formation:
- Tarnovicite (lead impurity) has hexagonal crystals. The color is brownish purple, warm.
- Nikolsovit contains zinc. Depending on the location, it changes color from colorless to black, it can be red-brown with an admixture of violet.
- Sprudelstein otherwise, pea or caviar. This species is formed in the process of precipitation of calcium rocks from natural solutions. Differs in a variety of sizes and shapes. Sprudelstein is also called cave pearls, the deposits of which are located in Morocco. Its polished peas are used to make beads and as inserts in jewelry.
- The iron flower is a very interesting interweaving of the bizarre shape of mineral "sprouts". There are specimens resembling coral twigs.
- Crystals of unusual appearance, in the form of needles, form transparent elongated shapes. Pisolite or cave pearls have a round shape with a size of 2 mm.
- Spherical specimens are called oolites. Some sea molluscs have an aragonite coating, which gives them a pearlescent sheen.
Mineral locations
The main deposits of aragonite are in Europe: the best specimens are mined in Spain, Sicily and Morroco. Pisolites are found in the Czech Republic (Karlovy Vary). In Russia, there are deposits in Taimyr and in the Urals.
Crystals found in South Dakota (USA), in Sicily, are of particular beauty.
Large deposits are located in the shelves at the bottom of the ocean. In the surf zone, aragonite occurs in the form of oolites (polished oval pebbles).
The magic power of the stone
Aragonite is considered the family stone. He protects home peace, smoothes conflicts between spouses. Aragonite will burden lonely people, catch up with melancholy. You can decorate your home with twigs, a box or any aragonite craft.
For the family
In Feng Shui, an aragonite figurine attracts good luck and wealth to the house. For this, it is recommended to put the mineral in a conspicuous place. Its energy helps in buying a home or starting your own business.
The stone must "take root" in the house for the magical powers to start working. You can arrange souvenirs in all rooms. If the stone is in the bedroom, then it helps to conceive a child and strengthen sexual relations.
For young and old people
A pendant or amulet with aragonite will help a teenager overcome the difficulties of adolescence. It helps older people to maintain memory and a sober mind until old age.
The presence of the stone helps to focus attention and make the right decision with a clear head.
A good gift for newlyweds is a mascot with a blue mineral.
Healing properties
The renowned Karlovy Vary health resort owes its usefulness to the aragonite stone.
For skin
The springs in this area flow through rocks enriched with this mineral. Baths relieve skin diseases, local water, passed through aragonite chips, is considered curative. The composition of the Dead Sea therapeutic mud also contains aragonite.
This unique quality is also used in lithotherapy (stone treatment). The stone is crushed into crumbs through which water is driven. Lotions with this liquid treat skin diseases. The stone helps to normalize high age pressure, the functioning of the cardiovascular system. The energy of the mineral effectively affects the genitourinary system, helps to transfer the symptoms of menopause, and restores an erection.
For sleep
Aragonite is considered a healing stone. It helps to relieve inflammation, fever. As an additional remedy, it will help relieve stress.
Aragonite is a good helper for insomnia.
The mineral must be protected from the effects of negative energy. For a positive effect, it is necessary to put aragonite in the room where the patient is, or wear it as an amulet.
The ratio of the mineral to the horoscope
Aragonite does not belong to any particular sign of the zodiac. The positive power of the mineral affects only married couples. Aragonite talisman will help maintain the strength of family ties for a long time. Anything that destroys a marriage: a hobby on the side, addiction to alcohol, gambling loses its meaning from the impact of the stone.
Application
Due to the variety of shapes and colors, aragonite is successfully used in jewelry making. Any metal is suitable for framing, but gold, silver, platinum are more often used. Coral aragonite or iron flower is especially appreciated.
It is very little processed and inserted into earrings, rings, as jewelry in boxes.
Beautiful beads are made of a translucent mineral. The very unusual blue aragonite, which is mined in China, is considered the most expensive. Such a mineral instills confidence in its owner. It is inserted into rings, earrings. In China, local craftsmen carve ashtrays and boxes from zeiringite. Blue aragonite looks like turquoise, but softer.
There is one more type of stone - the White Sea flyers. They are valued for their unusual shape: an asterisk with 4 rays. Such items attract collectors as a ready-made souvenir.
Proper storage
Aragonite product will serve for a long time if you adhere to the following rules:
- The jewelry should be kept in a box with soft walls;
- Do not allow aragonite to come into contact with perfumes, cosmetics, chemicals;
- Remove jewelry before going to bed, going to the bathhouse, swimming pool;
- If dark spots appear, wipe with a soft cloth.
Conclusion
Aragonite stone cannot be counterfeited because it turns into dust when heated. Its price is small, since the deposits of the mineral are vast and are located in many parts of the world. The main magical power of aragonite is aimed at strengthening the family.
Aragonite is a beautiful pale yellow or white mineral that also comes in purple, blue, green, red and black. Refers to inorganic chemical compounds and is a type of calcium carbonate along with calcite and vaterite. Its formation occurs at low temperatures in caves with a large number of stalactites. Aragonite has the same chemical composition as, but has a different structure - it is harder and has prismatic hex tees. This stone is also called mother, sparkling stone, conchite and iron flower.
Origin story
According to legend, aragonite appeared from the tears of a girl in love from the Spanish city of Aragon, who was in a long separation from her lover. Parents did not allow her to marry him, and kept him locked up at home for a long time, so the unfortunate woman cried for a long time because of this, and her tears froze and turned to stone.
Description of the stone
Aragonite is a mineral that has a transparent structure with a pearlescent sheen and a bright matte sheen. The impurities in its composition greatly affect the original color. In stores, you can find two main options for the design of aragonite. The first is stones that look like, having hexagonal processes that are located on the sides of the center of the mineral. In the second version, aragonite is designed in the form of small round stones, pleasant to the touch. Aragonite processed in this manner is commonly used for inlaid jewelry.
Natural forms of the mineral aragonite
In nature, this unique stone is found in several forms.
The main places of deposits
Most of the best specimens come from the Spanish cities of Castile la Mancha, Navarra, Aragon and Valencia. Crystals from Sicily and Morocco have a slightly worse quality. In our country, the main production of aragonite of the pisolite structure is carried out from thermal springs in Karlovy Vary. 
The healing properties of the stone
The healing properties of aragonite allow us to call it a healing stone, due to its unique ability to absorb the negative energy of the environment. In order to enhance the healing effect of the stone, before putting it on, you need to get rid of unpleasant thoughts and tune in to a positive mood.
It is widely used for the treatment and prevention of skin diseases - various types of lichen, acne, acne, psoriasis and allergic reactions in the form of rash, redness and itching. Products made from it must be worn to enhance sexual activity. The stone helps restore tone and increases potency in men, relieves women from frigidity and infertility. This stone has long been used to relieve a patient from intense fever and fever. It also helps to relieve chronic fatigue and gain a restful sound sleep. 
This useful mineral is useful for nervous and irritable people. It fights well with chronic stress and seasonal depression, helps with sleep disorders and loss of appetite. It is especially useful for the elderly: aragonite crystals promote quick memory recovery and restore vigor. The patient needs to wear a crystal on his body in the form of jewelry (earrings, rings, bracelets, beads and pendants), or keep gem products next to his bed.
The magical properties of the mineral
This gem has a unique ability to attract energy flows to itself. It enhances the effects of prayer, meditation and magic spells. Sorcerers recommend wearing aragonite to insecure people in order to raise self-esteem.
It is called the stone of all lovers and married couples. Esoteric experts recommend buying it to those people who are in search of their soul mate. It helps to maintain comfort and coziness in the home. It is difficult to overestimate the benefits of a gem for spouses - it helps to avoid quarrels and conflicts and find a compromise in making difficult decisions. Wearing it regularly will help smooth out rough edges between partners and resolve any disputes. If the marriage is on the verge of collapse, it will help return to the relationship the former passion, affection and tender emotions in relation to each other. In addition, it helps to conceive a child faster and get rid of infertility. To do this, you need to put an aragonite figurine or decoration by the bed.
Aragonite crystals are useful not only for married couples, it will be useful for those parents who find it difficult to find a common language with their own children. He will help to calm down faster and calmly talk with the child without screaming and hysterics in order to reveal the true essence of the problem. Teenagers who wear aragonite talismans find it much easier to get through the difficult period of adolescence.
It can also help combat laziness. This is especially true of careless housewives and inept husbands. Wearing jewelry made of it helps to increase activity and helps to focus on household chores.
What zodiac signs are suitable for amulets and talismans from aragonite
In this regard, aragonite is universal, it suits all signs of the zodiac, but only for those who are married or have a partner. Talismans with his stones must be worn carefully and try not to break it - after the stone breaks, its crystals will lose their magical power. Well suited for use during meditation, it helps to achieve complete relaxation and tranquility.
Aragonite - a gemstone
Calcium carbonate occurs naturally in three varieties:
- Calcite
- Aragonite
- Vaterite
They differ from each other in the shape of the crystal lattice. In nature, aragonite forms prismatic, columnar and spear-shaped crystals. It is an unstable phase of calcite. That is, for a certain period of time, ranging from 10 to 100 million years, it is converted into calcite.
This modification occurs with an increase in volume. Fast transition occurs under the influence of temperature, which is more than 400 degrees. It is made more stable by the presence of strontium in the composition. That is, the higher the percentage of this impurity, the more stable the stone will be.
The first description of the mineral was made by the German geologist A.G. Werner. This calcium carbonate has many other names. Among them are pearl spar, Carlsbad stone, alabaster, river, oolite, oserskite.
The mineral aragonite has a fairly strong refraction of the light flux. This is due to the structural features of its crystal lattice. Some samples that are pink or blue are fluorescent. It is associated with the presence of organic impurities in the composition.
Forms and varieties
The crystals that form calcium carbonate are thin and elongated. Even in the photo, the combination of such thin crystals into one unit looks quite impressive. In some cases, the mineral aragonite takes on a shape resembling an accumulation of small beads, stalactites and fibrous masses.
Crystals can form spherical shapes. It was these forms that gave it another name - pea or caviar stone. The mineral aragonite is found in many shells of marine molluscs. It is the main part of the pearlescent layer.
The mineral aragonite dissolves in acids. This reaction is accompanied by energetic effervescence. Despite the similarity to calcite, aragonite is considered the more expensive gemstone. This is due to its richer color range, as well as the fact that it forms more spectacular crystals, which can be of various shapes, including spherical.
The color of the crystals is given by impurities of strontium, magnesium and iron. This calcium carbonate is found in organogenic minerals such as mother of pearl and pearl. The inner part of the shells of most mollusks consists of the thinnest plates of the mineral aragonite. Interestingly, these plates are not in contact with each other, they are separated by organic matter.
Deposits and gem value
The main color is from snow-white to green and blue. Deposits of stone are found in Spain, Italy, Czech Republic, Poland, Bolivia and Austria. Since the mineral aragonite has an unstable phase, there are no ancient deposits in nature that are characteristic of other gemstones.
It is much less common than its type calcite. Collectible and jewelry items made of aragonite stone are highly valued.
Goldsmiths widely use thin slabs of a mineral called marble onyx. Naturally, it has nothing to do with the real mineral onyx.
Since calcium and its carbonates make up a fairly large part of the earth's crust, aragonite can be present along with gypsum and celestine in clays, marls, pisolites and calcareous tuffs. Layers of the fine-grained mineral aragonite can be found in the so-called cave pearls.
The mechanism for the formation of such pearls is identical to the formation of pearls in the shells of mollusks. The only difference is that the formation of cave variants occurs without the participation of living organisms. Interestingly, the human body contains only four minerals. These are aragonite, calcite, apatite and cristobalite.
The healing properties of the stone
Experts believe that aragonite helps to strengthen the nervous system. It is used as a healing stone that helps to get rid of frigidity and impotence. In addition, the stone is credited with such medicinal properties as relieving fatigue and irritation.
The magic of the stone lies in its ability to bring comfort and goodwill into family relationships. It is believed that talismans and amulets with a stone can not only improve family relationships, but can also help its owner get rid of bad habits.
Since calcium carbonate is the main chemical composition of the mineral aragonite, and calcium is considered beneficial to the body, it is credited, and not without reason, with the healing properties of minerals. Many water sources that come to the surface through the layers of aragonite stone are considered healing.
For many hundreds of years, stones have attracted human attention. They fascinate with their unique beauty, which has absorbed the strength from the very heart of the Earth. Solving the mysterious properties of stones, people began to endow them with magical properties, using them as talismans and amulets.
Each mineral is unique and unrepeatable, each carries a riddle and mystery. The magic stone aragonite is a bright representative of a placer of gems.
History and origins
The first mention of this stone dates back to 1797. Then in Spain, the city of Aragon discovered deposits of the mineral, which later received its sonorous name in honor of the place of discovery.
Legend has it that aragonite is the tears of a Spanish girl in love, whose parents opposed her chosen one. Being in captivity, apart from her beloved, the young Spanish woman cried a lot. Her bitter tears, freezing, turned to stone.
The stone has a low-temperature hydrothermal sedimentary origin, often forms in basaltic cavities, is deposited in hot hydrocarbonate springs. Refers to a polymorphic modification of calcium carbonate.
Place of Birth
The mineral is mined mainly in karst caves. Crystals are distinguished by a variety of shapes: star-shaped, spherical, pyramidal and needle-like.
Deposits are widespread geographically. Large deposits of aragonite are found in Europe - Germany, France, Austria, the Czech Republic, and, of course, in Spain. Extraction is also carried out in the USA, Japan, Kyrgyzstan, and Turkmenistan. In Russia, the stone is mined in the South Urals and Taimyr. Large reserves of aragonite are stored on the ocean floor.
It is interesting! "Aragonite roses" are the symbol of Karlovy Vary. Calcium aragonite sediment is formed on the surface of the water of local thermal springs. Parchment roses or vases are dipped in water, and after a while souvenirs sparkle with a mother-of-pearl surface.
Physical properties
Aragonite is a mineral with sufficient density and hardness. The color of the gem is famous for its variety of shades. Natural stone is characterized by transparency and glassy luster. Despite the similar composition with calcite, it is much less common in nature.
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| Formula | CaCO3 |
| Hardness | 3,5-4 |
| Density | 2.93 g / cm³ |
| Syngonia | Rhombic (planaxial). |
| Break | Crustaceous. |
| Fragility | Fragile. |
| Cleavage | Imperfect at (010). |
| Shine | Glass. |
| Transparency | Transparent and translucent. |
| Colour | Colorless, white, gray, yellowish and reddish. |
Color varieties
The color of aragonite depends on the chemical impurities in the composition and the natural form:
The variety of gem shapes is impressive. Rounded small ingots are called "cave pearls". Stones of bizarre shapes that resemble plants are called "iron flowers". Needle crystals are found in nature. The helictites resemble outwardly.
It is present in the form of a thin nacreous layer on the shell valves, it is included in the composition.
Healing properties
Since ancient times, it has been believed that stones are capable of influencing human health. After all, minerals absorb the strength and energy of the earth and water. Lithotherapy successfully uses knowledge about bioenergetics of stones for the treatment and health of a person.
Each gem has special healing qualities. It is believed that the vibration of stones is in tune with the vibration of the human body and quickly adjusts to the required wave, you just need to choose the right mineral.
Therefore, it is safe to say that aragonite is a healing stone. Alternative medicine practitioners endow the mineral with the following medicinal properties:
- Calms the human nervous system, helps to cope with anger and irritation, fights stress, eliminates insomnia, overwork.
- It has an impact on the human reproductive system: restores male potency and tone, heals female frigidity.
- Treats skin diseases - psoriasis, lichen, various allergic skin reactions.
- Helps to improve the condition in case of joint problems, strengthens the spine, skeletal system.
- Reduces inflammation, fever, helps the body recover faster after illness, strengthens the immune system.
- Blocks muscle spasms and cramps.
- Stops hair loss, accelerates hair growth.
- It has a positive effect on the elderly, eases the manifestations of menopause.
To achieve a healing effect, aragonite is applied to certain points, jewelry with this gem is worn, water is passed through aragonite crumb. By the way, the water saturated with aragonite makes the springs of Karlovy Vary and Baden-Baden curative.
Magical properties
Aragonite is a constant companion of magicians and sorcerers, helping with sessions of spiritualism, communication with otherworldly forces, since it is believed that it perfectly grounds and concentrates energy. Able to multiply the effect of prayer or magic spells.
- Magic crystals bring harmony, pacification and peace of mind, promote meditation, bring different energies to balance in the human body.
- Aragonite is considered to be the real keeper of the marital hearth, extending its magic only to family people. Figurines or crafts from it are recommended to be kept in the house to attract prosperity, comfort and well-being to the family.
- A mysterious mineral will help spouses maintain mutual feelings, breathe passion into cooling relationships, neutralize quarrels and evil thoughts, and make them more tolerant of each other.
- Also, aragonite helps to find mutual understanding between the older and younger generations, negates conflicts in the family, restoring peace and tranquility.
- Promotes the growth of the material wealth of the family, relieves of need.
- It relieves negligent owners from laziness, helping to manage the household, fills the house with warmth and comfort.
- Helps to comprehend moral and family values.
- Aragonite amulets are able to keep from drunkenness, betrayal and other vices.
Compatibility with other stones
All minerals have magical properties. To enhance their effect on humans and not harm the body, you need to correctly combine gems. Correctly selected stones enhance the action of each other, and incompatible ones negate all magical and healing properties.
Aragonite belongs to two elements - Earth and Water (yin energy). Therefore, it is ideally combined with similar minerals.
There is a color combination of stones. So, blue crystals are recommended to be combined with white and green stones, and black - with red and blue.
Precious metals - gold, silver, platinum - are ideal as frames.
Jewelry with mineral
Aragonite is a precious gemstone mineral. Luxurious jewelry with a stone is a proof of the great taste and respectability of their owner. Blue crystals resemble turquoises, and white crystals are even sharpened in the form of pearls. Various jewelry is made of the gem - pendants, beads, beads, earrings, brooches and rings are inlaid.
You can buy jewelry at a jewelry store or a store specializing in natural stone products, as well as on the Internet. The price of the product depends on the quality and deposit of the mineral, the material of the frame.
Estimated prices for jewelry:
- Ordinary aragonite earrings - from 200 rubles;
- Beads made of white aragonite (Mexico), 48 cm - from 2900 rubles;
- Silver ring with aragonite - 790-2000 rubles;
- Silver ring with a stone weighing 20 carats, Germany - 18800-22900 rubles.
The use of a gem is not limited to jewelry. Caskets, vases, figurines, and various souvenirs are traditionally made from it.
In addition, the gem serves as an interesting collectible material. "Iron flowers" and "White Sea flyers" are especially appreciated.
Important! Do not buy jewelry that has already been used. After all, the stone can carry the negative energy of the former owner.
How to distinguish a real stone from an artificial fake
There are several proven ways to distinguish natural stone from fake:
- Warmth. Natural stone is always somewhat cold. If you apply it to your lips for a few seconds, natural aragonite will remain cool, but glass or plastic will be warmed by the warmth of breath;
- Aurally. If you knock on glass with a natural stone, you will get a characteristic sound, by which it is easy to identify a fake;
- By weight. Natural stone is always heavier than plastic, ceramics and glass of the same size.
- Photoluminescence. When irradiated with ultraviolet light, aragonite emits an orange-red glow.
The best way to protect yourself from counterfeiting is to buy a gem from a reliable seller who has the appropriate documents and certificates.
Product care rules
Proper care of jewelry helps to preserve the pristine shine and shine of gems for a long time.
As a rule, stones do not like bright sunlight, they become dull. Therefore, store aragonite products in a dark place, separate from other jewelry. The ideal option is a box or box upholstered with soft fabric from the inside. The storage location should be away from heat sources. Do not forget that high temperatures are detrimental to aragonite.
Aragonite is afraid of mechanical damage, so it is better to take off products from it before going to the gym, when you have to do some work related to physical activity.
The sea, pool, steam room and sauna also have a detrimental effect on the mineral. Rings, signet rings, bracelets with aragonite it is recommended to remove it before washing the dishes in order to exclude the aggressive effects of detergents. Protect from interaction with creams, varnishes and other cosmetics.
If dust appears on the jewelry, you need to wipe it with dry soft suede or flannel. In case of heavy contamination, immerse in soapy water, then rinse well with clean water.
Aragonite is one of the hard varieties of calcite. Calcium carbonite as an inorganic chemical compound is present in nature not only by aragonite, but also by such minerals as calcite and vaterite.
The mineral aragonite is formed at low temperatures close enough to the earth's surface. Most often it forms in stalactite caves. In chemical composition, it is identical with calcite, but in structure they are different. Aragonite stone can be recognized by its hex tees and is harder.
There are various legends about the origin of the stone. One of them says that aragonite is the tears of a girl who was separated from her lover. The girl lived in a small town in Spain called Molina de Aragon. She was not allowed to marry a loved one, and the tears she shed became aragonite.
One of the earliest mentions of aragonite appeared in Torrubia's Introduction to the Natural History of Spain. Later, the geologist from Saxony Gottlob mentioned this stone in mineralogy. His erroneous assumption was that he was not in Castile, but in the ancient kingdom of Aragon. Despite the fact that the statement was extremely dubious, the geologist did not disbelieve and the mineral got its name precisely thanks to the kingdom of Aragon.
Shades and properties of stone
Aragonite is called the "mother" of pearls because it is part of it. One of the main chemical properties of this mineral is that its crystal lattice is rather unstable. Over time, it begins to transform, and the stone turns into ordinary calcite. After the discovery of this unusual property of aragonite, scientists were able to answer the question of why it is not found in the rocks of the earth's crust, which is more than 100 million years old.
The stone is considered to be rare. It is converted to calcite due to the heat. Under the influence of high temperature, its crystal lattice passes into a stable stage, and during its life this mineral is at least once exposed to such a negative effect for it.
The transparency of aragonite is directly related to its color. There are unclear, translucent and slightly translucent specimens. They have a shine that resembles an iridescent silk fabric.
As for the color of aragonite, it can have a snow-white color or even be colorless. But thanks to various impurities, the stone can have a variety of shades. It can be purple, bluish, orange, red, gray and greenish. There is also a blue-green mineral called iglite and a bluish stone called zeyringite.
Aragonite has several varieties:
- A needle crystal is a transparent long prism or needle.
- Helictite - found in karst caves, is an aggregate in the form of a kind of coral. It grows in several directions, branches spontaneously.
- Pisolite is an aragonite body that has a rounded shape. It is small in size (about 1-2 mm). It is also called cave pearls, and it belongs to oolites.
- The Iron Flower is an incredibly attractive aggregate that branches out at random.
Deposits of aragonite
Today, the main deposits of aragonite are considered to be the autonomous regions of Spain, such as Aragon, Valencia and Navarra. The Aragonites from Sicily and the Moroccan oolites are somewhat inferior to the Spanish ones. The pisolite deposit is considered to be a thermal spring located in Karlovy Vary, and collectible minerals can be found on the territory of Russia (Ural). Aragonite is mined in Kyrgyzstan, Taimyr and Turkmenistan.
The magical and healing properties of the stone
Aragonite has magical properties, and numerous astrologers recommend that only family people wear it. For single men and women, an amulet with this stone can bring misfortune and make them feel lost and useless. Aragonites are best suited as a talisman for home and family. It protects lovers from quarrels and scandals, brings happiness to their home, helps to achieve mutual understanding and peace between parents and children. For children in adolescence, aragonite makes it easier to outgrow this "difficult" age, and for mature people - a "midlife crisis".
The stone helps a person direct his thoughts, set the right direction. He binds a man to his family and home, helps to understand that there are loving relatives next to him, ready to accept him even with disabilities.
Aragonite helps a person to concentrate their thoughts, gives patience and humility, at the right time helps to make the right, deliberate decision.
According to Feng Shui, there should be a figurine made of this mineral in the apartment. She can attract money and happiness to the house. You can put the figurine in a conspicuous place, best of all in the living room. The stone contributes to the acquisition of private property or the opening of a business.
For spouses whose sex life has declined or they cannot conceive a child for a long time, it is advisable to install a figurine in the bedroom. Aragonite, which has strong sexual energy, will help return old feelings and emotions to your beloved.
Some argue that people who wear aragonite jewelry throughout their lives retain a sound mind and good memory until old age.
Aragonite is also used for meditation. This mineral is considered grounding and bringing peace, so it is perfect for this. The Star of David or the seal of Solomon symbolizes the 6 sides of the crystal. Sometimes this mineral is used by fortune-tellers to increase energy.
It has aragonite and an amazing healing effect. If the mineral is used for these purposes, then it is protected from negative effects. As a rule, they hide it in the room of a sick person or carry it with them everywhere. Aragonite helps to quickly relieve inflammation, fever and relieve fever. This mineral helps relieve stress, has a beneficial effect on the human nervous system and helps fight fatigue, insomnia, irritability and anger. Aragonite is essential for people suffering from muscle cramps, skin diseases, allergic reactions and hair loss. It helps men fight impotence, and women - with frigidity and diseases of the genital organs.
As for the signs of the zodiac, which this mineral is suitable for, astrologers recommend wearing it to almost everyone. The only important condition is that a person must be married.
Aragonite talisman should be handled with caution, because at the slightest chips on the crystal, the stone will turn into calcite and will lose its healing and magical properties.
Jewelry and talismans from aragonite
For jewelers, this mineral is valuable and is classified as precious. Needle growths or so-called "iron flowers" are the most expensive. This kind of mineral can be found in Russia, in the Urals.
Aragonite is also prized in pearls, and in some cases snow-white stones are given the shape of pearls. At first glance, it is almost impossible to distinguish them from real pearls.
The craftsmen make not only talismans from the mineral, but also decorate caskets, vases and other decorative items with them.
It is recommended to purchase a talisman or amulet made of aragonite mainly for people who have difficulties in relationships with their soulmate. An adornment or amulet made from this mineral is also best suited for people suffering from neurological ailments and depression.