Green Aventurine Pendulum
The pendulum benefits from Green Aventurine crystal energy. While a simple piece of string and a button make a divining pendulum, a faceted crystal point at the end of a chain adds a rich dimension to your dowsing practices.
Pendulums are often used as tools for spiritual healing and inner growth. Defined as objects attached at the end of a string or metal chain, a pendulum will swing back and forth or in a circular motion when suspended from a stationary position.
Color: green
Chakra(s): heart
About the stone: Green Aventurine is a metamorphic quartzite containing green fuchsite mica. The quartz crystals comprising aventurine are highly disorganized and may contain chromium and other impurities. The shiny mica within makes aventurine easily identifiable.
Astrological sign(s): Capricorn, Pisces
Mohs scale. 6.5–7
Spiritual uses: The Green Aventurine Pendulum helps you connect the earth to your heart, allowing your awareness of the elemental world to assist you in your daily life.
Mental uses. Green aventurine tumbled stone is a stone of good fortune that can amplify your intentions to create more abundance in your life.
Emotional uses. Green aventurine can affect your emotional well-being, so keep one near your heart while you sleep to recalibrate your emotions each night.
Physical uses: Green aventurine helps you focus on eating healthy and exercising regularly to maintain a healthy heart. On another level, this is a prosperity stone. Keep one in your wallet, pocket, or cash draw to continue attracting the physical rewards of financial success. This is a good stone for bankers, realtors, professional poker players, brokers, hedge-fund managers, cardiologists, nutritionists, and farmers.
Divine guidance: Do you wish for more luck? Be assured that you have all the luck you need at your disposal. It’s almost as if you have a four-leaf clover in your pocket! Recognize your good fortune. Focus on your vast abundance, and you will attract more. Believe that all your travel flows with ease and providence.
Excerpted from The Essential Guide to Crystals, Minerals, and Stones. (Llewellyn. 2013) by Margaret Ann Lembo
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