Celestite Crystals – Bag

Here we obtained small Celestite Crystals which I bagged up for people who want to do grid work or use in a yoga meditation group. Wonder crystal from Madagascar.

Dimensions are for Bag A, so use my hand as to actual crystal size. The photos is an example of the bag A. Actual number of crystals in bag may vary a bit with 12 being the typical. Weight is about 51g.

Bag B is a smaller group with 6 to 7 crystals and it weighs about 37g.

Note the crystals were placed in the bag before washing. And the main photo shows them after being rinsed.

I bought my own cluster several years ago it was so activating to my Third Eye that I sat their in wonder of all the graphics spinning through my mind and quite unable to sleep!

You may love to have celestite also because of its ability to bring a calm, centred and uplifted feeling into the emotional body. It helps one to feel safe and protected and can overcome fear or paranoia.

Healing Properties

Benefits of Celestite (Celestine)

• High vibrational and a teacher for the New Age - be careful of trying to go to sleep beside it!!
• Reveal new viewpoints and aids analysis of complex ideas.
• Encourage communication and self-expression.
• Helps lighten our mood when we need it, synthesising intellect and instinct, and promoting mental balance.
• Jump starts spiritual development urging you to enlightenment.
• Promotes purity of heart and attracts good fortune.
• Creative stone especially for the arts.

Variety: Chrysanthemum Stone separately documented

Geological Information

Geological Information of Celestite

• Celestite's alternative name is celestine.

General Identification

• Type: Mineral
• Category: Sulfates
• Crystal System: Orthorhombic
• Formula: SrSO₄ sometimes contains minor calcium and/or barium
• Crystal habit: Tabular to pyramidal crystals, also fibrous, lamellar, earthy, massive granular
• Mohs Hardness: 3 - 3.5
• Habitat: Tabular to pyramidal crystals, also fibrous, lamellar, earthy, massive granular
• Luster/Diaphaneity: Transparent to translucent
• Colour: Colourless, white, pale blue, pink, pale green, pale brown, black

Special Notes

• Blue is the most common colour with Madagascar the main source of specimens for metaphysical trade.
• Mainly found in sedimentary rocks.
• Celestine geodes are understood to form by replacement of alabaster nodules consisting of the calcium sulfates gypsum or anhydrite.
• The largest cave found (11m) is in Ohio USA.
• Principal source of the element strontium, commonly used in fireworks and in various metal alloys.
• More geological information.