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📋 Fact sheet:
🥚 Stone Egg
Category
Details
🔹 Definition
Egg-shaped cut and polished objects made from natural stones (quartz, jasper, obsidian, etc.).
🌍 Symbol
The egg is universally a symbol of life, fertility, rebirth and infinite potential.
🧘 General virtues
- Gentle and concentrated diffusion of the stone's energy - Promotes renewal and vitality - Helps with emotional balance and regeneration - Meditation and relaxation support
⚖️ Uses
- Meditation (held in the hand or placed on a support) - Energy harmonization in a room - Energy massage tool (rolled on the body) - Spiritual and symbolic decoration
💧 Maintenance
Purification: clear water, incense, fumigation (depending on the stone) Recharging: gentle sun, moon, quartz cluster or geode
📋 Mineralogical sheet:
Characteristic
Details
Name
Honey Calcite
Chemical formula
CaCO₃ (calcium carbonate)
Family
Carbonates
Crystal system
Rhombohedral
Color
Golden yellow to honey, sometimes light orange
Glow
Vitreous to pearly
Transparency
Translucent to opaque
Hardness (Mohs)
3
Density
2.7 – 2.9 g/cm³
Cleavage
Perfect in three directions (rhombohedral)
Fracture
Irregular
Main deposits
Mexico, Iceland, Spain, United States
Uses
Decoration, collection, lithotherapy
Virtues in lithotherapy
Vitality, motivation, joy of living, stimulation of personal energy, physical and emotional balance
Purification
Distilled water (short term), sage smudging or incense, quartz geode
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