Azurite

Azurite is formed from the oxidation of copper ores. Azurite is sometimes coated with a colorless wax or impregnated with plastic in order to enhance the color and increase the hardness.

Azurite is a minor gemstone, its main importance being that as an ore of copper. Azurite has become popular because of its unparalleled deep blue color. In fact, the name, azurite, comes from the Arabic word for blue. A rarer Azurite mixture, known as Bluebird, is Azurite mixed with dark red Cuprite.

Azurite commonly forms pseudomorphs over other minerals, retaining the original crystal shape of that mineral.

Azurite Gemstone Properties

Azurite Color & Occurence

Azurite is found in shades of Blue.

Agate is found in Germany,Uruguay, Brazil, United States, Mexico, Madagascar, Italy, Egypt, India, China and the Scotland.

Azurite Healing Power

Azurite encourages growth by stimulating the activity of the thyroid gland. It helps open the mind and make it more receptive to retaining information. Helps to connect with spirit guides, angels, extra planetary helpers and the Gods and Goddesses. It helps one to reach deeper states during meditation. Used to help people evaluate past beliefs and dissolve the unwanted beliefs. It intensifies the energy towards a spiritual realm. Helps to understand the spoken word, and to pass the knowledge along to others.

Azurite is useful in treatments for spinal alignment and disorders of the vertebrae, rib-cage and small bones, particularly those which are malformed. It may also be beneficial in treating arthritis and joint problems, for detoxification, and issues of the kidneys, gallbladder, spleen and liver. It is thought to be good for healthy skin and teeth, and to encourage the development of an embryo in the womb

Mystical Power in Azurite

Azurite is a stone for connecting with sacred powers through religious music, such as Gregorian or Buddhist chants, choral music and hymns; also for healing with sound, especially using the drums, didgeridoo, pipes or the voice

Azurite is an excellent crystal for examinations, interviews, presentations, or negotiations, Azurite also fortifies long-term career plans, especially in large or very structured organizations. It is particularly beneficial for careers in all governmental departments, museums, libraries and universities