Lepidolite Worry Stone
A worry stone is a small, smooth stone (often made from a crystal or gemstone) that is shaped like an oval and has a thumb-shaped indentation. The object of worry stones is to rub the thumbprint back and forth as a way to calm the mind.
The history of worry stones.
Worry stones have been found all over the world, so the exact origin isn’t quite clear. But from what we can tell, people everywhere—from Ancient Greece to Tibet to North America—have all found a sense of peace when taking a moment to touch their worry stone and let their worries go.
Color: shades of lavender, sometimes with pink inclusions
Chakra(s): solar plexus, third eye, and crown
About the stone: Lepidolite tumbled stone is a silicate containing lithium, aluminum and potassium. It fluoresces and is often found with other lithium minerals like tourmaline.
Astrological sign(s): Pisces
Mohs scale: 2.5–3
Spiritual uses: Lepidolite helps to hone psychic skills, including channeling and mediumship, while fostering a reasonable hold on this reality.
Mental uses: Lepidolite encourages a healthy, detached outlook on situations.
Emotional uses: Lepidolite carries the vibration of lithium, which is used medically to balance the emotions and limit or eliminate extreme mood swings.
Physical uses: The lithium contained within lepidolite holds the power to rebalance brain function and neurological functions.
Excerpted from The Essential Guide to Crystals, Minerals, and Stones. (Llewellyn. 2013) by Margaret Ann Lembo
“Mental Imbalances and Emotional Mood Swings: The brain and the mind are tricky to deal with if they fall out of balance. If no chemical imbalances are evident, the use of lepidolite with rubellite inclusions can realign the swinging pendulum. Lepidolite is made up of lithium mica. Do not place this stone into your drinking water, but do carry it with you daily. Sleep and meditate with lepidolite. Look at it and hold it close. Allow the energy of the lithium to realign you. Other stones that may assist are chrysocolla, moonstone and peacock ore. Peacock ore is also known as chalcopyrite, bornite and peacock copper. Use peacock ore to see the full spectrum of life and to be grounded in reality while allowing higher vibrations to flow through you.” ~excerpted from Chakra Awakening
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