Angelite Amazonite Apatite Bracelet 8mm
Angelite Amazonite Apatite Bracelet 8mm
Perfect to align your Throat Chakra
Fits Approx 7.5″ wrist
Key Phrase: The Truth, the Whole Truth, and Nothing But the Truth
Affirmation: I live my truth. I easily and honestly communicate what is on my mind. I speak eloquently. I am heard.
Color: blue-green (turquoise) with white flecks
Chakra(s): throat and navel
Spiritual uses: Amazonite’s energy offers a direct connection to the heavenly realm and makes you receptive to its assistance. Angels must be invited to help you, so ask your angels for help in any area of your life. Spiritual help is always available. This stone also makes you aware of Divine timing and orchestration in your life.
Mental uses: Use amazonite when you want to know the truth or when you need to speak the truth. Let it be your reminder to act with integrity or to attract people of integrity into your life. Hold the thought or intention of honesty while you work with this stone.
Emotional uses: Amazonite helps you graciously speak up for yourself and reminds you to listen to what others say. This helps both parties avoid making inaccurate assumptions that might lead to hurt feelings.
Angelite
Mental uses: Angelite is a stone of communication, a two-way process—sending and receiving. Employ this stone when you need to be a better listener. Use it to sort out your thoughts and organize all aspects of your life. This is a good stone for writers, musicians, and artists, as it has a strong connection to the muses of Greek mythology.
Apatite
Mental uses: With its qualities of assimilation and absorption, apatite is a perfect stone to help clear your thoughts by sorting out which are valid and which only add confusion to your life. Use this stone to integrate the events happening in your environment. With its ability to eliminate confusion, employ this stone to help you understand thoughts and concepts, especially when you are feeling overwhelmed.
Excerpted from The Essential Guide to Crystals, Minerals, and Stones (Llewellyn. 2013) by Margaret Ann Lembo
