New Jade Donut

This New Jade Donut will calm and relax you just by looking at. Its waxy feel is so soft and nurturing. In this shade it is very effective in re-filling you feminine energy if its been depleted by life circumstances. It is not actually jade but part of the same family called serpentine.

This crystal is helpful for correcting emotional imbalances and in turn encourages you to feel more in control of your life. Let it release fear of change and hardship helping us to look to the future with a positive outlook.

The new jade donut shape also supports the transition.

Healing Properties

Benefits of Serpentine and Variations

Serpentine, New Jade, Atlantasite, Infinite Stone, Antigorite, Lizardite, Bowenite, Serpentinite

• Earthing stone that aids meditation and spiritual expectation.
• Opens psychic abilities and help you to understand the spiritual basis of life.
• Helps you feel more in control of your life correcting emotional and mental imbalances.
• Clears cloudy chakras and helps Kundalini energy to rise.
• Enables absorption and use of prana throughout the body.
• Use when anxieties and fears prevent proper relaxation and sleep such as nightmares.
• May help in diabetes treatment & absorbing calcium & magnesium into the body.

Infinite Stone, New Jade, Bowenite

• Gentle and tender stone that connects you to angelic guidance while linking you to the Earth.
  • So all of the above properties can be used for past life exploration and integration.
• Helps you feel more in control of your life correcting emotional & mental imbalances
  • e.g. overcoming crippling fears of perceived danger e.g. heights, elevators. Helps you break from a destructive person or habit.
• Helps you say "No" when others need to stand on own feet.
• Reduces legal delays and good for house selling.
• Gentle and tender stone that connects you to angelic guidance.
• Enables absorption & use of prana in body.
• May help diabetes, absorbing calcium & magnesium into the body

Geological Information

Geological Information of Serpentine

• Named in 1564 by Georgius Agricola (Georg Bauer) from the Latin "serpens", "snake", in allusion to the mottled green appearance of the mineral suggesting the resemblance to some snakes.

General Identification

• Crystal System: Varies by type
• Chemical Composition: (Mg,Fe)3Si2O5(OH)4 Magnesium Iron Silicate Hydroxide
• Mineral Class: Silicates
• Group: Kaolinite-Serpentine
• Mohs Hardness: (3 - 4.5)
• Color: Olive green, yellow or golden, brown, black, solid or mottled

Special Notes

• Serpentine may refer to any of 20 varieties belonging to the Serpentine group
• When Serpentine is with Stichtite it is called Atlantisite.
• Machu Picchu Stone - Serpentine from Machu Picchu, Peru
• New Jade and African Jade is actually serpentine - a bit of cheating by those trying to capture the Jade buyers.
• Also serpentine when marked as "jade": Afghan Jade, Dulan Jade, Korean Jade, Olive Jade, Ophite Jade, Styrian Jade, Suzhou Jade, Xinjiang Kunlun Jade, Yuanyang Jade
• Nephrite Jade is part of the Serpentine group, so
  • It can be hard to distinguish serpentine and nephrite jade as can grow in same mine.
• Also used in many industrial applications such as brake linings and fireproof fabrics.
• Read more geological information.