Lapis Lazuli Properties & Meaning Lapis Lazuli means ‘’blue stone’’ in Latin. This semi-precious stone was once more valued than gold during the time of Christ and it was one of the crystals on the high priests original breastplate mentioned in the bible. Lapis was also highly praised by the Egyptian and Roman civilizations. Lapis Lazuli is ideal to help understand your spiritual journey, develop your intuition and open the third eye. It is a powerful stone to create clarity in your thinking and in your communications. It is often called a “truth crystal”, as it also ensures that the words you speak are in alignment with your personal truth. It can also be used for protection of an environment when placed in the four corners of a room. This gemstone helps to expand awareness, intellect, increase psychic abilities, overcome depression and relieve anger. It also a good stone to bring to work because it helps one to aim high at work, attracts promotions, recognition, fame and success. The bluer the stone the more powerful it will be. This gem works directly with the 3rd eye & it’s considered to be a Sagittarius birthstone. Clear quartz is an amplifier of energy. Red Jasper Properties & Meaning In ancient times, Red Jasper was considered a warrior’s crystal because it stimulates energy and stamina. To this day, in the west, Red, and thus, Red Jasper, is considered lucky and, in the west, it’s linked to vitality. Also, this amazing crystal is associated with the Root and Sacral Chakras, which means it’s very grounding, protective, and provides that extra boost of energy to help you get through the day. These qualities make Red Jasper a go-to for any personal and professional missions, especially when feeling tired. Moreover, this variety of Jasper brings protection, balance, and grounding while repelling negative energy, such as the evil eye. It’s recommended to wear or hold Red Jasper when working toward a goal, reconnecting with the Earth’s energies, and stabilizing your energy field. Howlite is a beautiful white stone that represents the spiritual qualities of stillness, tenderness, and open-mindedness. It is named after Henry How, the scientist who brought this crystal to academic awareness in 1868 after finding deposits of the crystal in Nova Scotia.
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