Metaphysical Properties of Ametrine
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Ametrine:
*Stone of peace, comfort and tranquility
*Protection and purification
*Powerful cleanser and self-healer
*Balance masculine and feminine energy
*Stimulate mental clarity and discernment
*Improve memory and focus
*Strengthen emotional intelligence and intuition
*Brings joy and generosity
*Promote inner courage and motivation
*Assimilate new ideas into action to bring projects to fruition
*Still and soothe the mind and emotions
*Transform negative thoughts and feelings into positive ones
*Release blockages, fear, anxiety or anger
*Self-improvement and self-expression
*Holds the energy of fire, passion, creativity and spirituality
*Encourage deep meditation and absorption of knowledge
*Assist with astral travel and psychic gifts
*Transmute, dissipate and ground negative energy
*Protect against psychic attack, paranormal harm and ill wishes
*Effective shield against spite and jealousy
*Promotes health of the digestive, immune, and circulatory systems
*Overcome addictions, depression, destructive tendencies, phobias
*Relieves stress, headaches, insomnia, nightmares, hyperactivity sadness, grief and loss
*Helpful with long standing or stress related illnesses
*Stabilize DNA/RNA, cellular metabolism and the autonomic nervous system
*Zodiac stone for Pisces and Sagittarius
*Activates Crown and Solar Plexus and Third Eye Chakras
Cleaning and Care Instructions
Ametrine has a mohs hardness of 7 which means it’s fairly strong and can be comingled with other stones without getting scratched or broken. Like most stones, if you drop it on a hard surface like tile or concrete it may break. Broken stones can still be used for crystal therapy. This is a personal preference whether you wish to keep the broken material or give its remains back to Mother Earth in a burial. Each crystal has a symbolic meaning for every individual. Some may view breakage as a break in patterns or energy. Perhaps you’ve overcome a cycle or behavior that causes stress. Essentially, a break is a release of negative pathways. So if this ever happens please don’t worry. It could simply have been an accident from clumsy fingers or just a profound change in your energy. Nothing to fear. Change is in the works for you regardless.
Ametrine should be cleansed once a week if used on a daily basis. But a good rule of thumb is once a month for any stone that is just sitting around. Ametrine can be washed in cool water with a mild soap. My favorite option for when I’ve been doing heavy duty healing work. The easiest way to cleanse is to smudge with sage, Palo Santo or your favorite incense. This option is best for clearing crystals that are mostly on display and not in regular use.
Another way to easily cleanse and recharge your collection is to place them near Selenite, Shungite or Black Tourmaline for at least 24 hours. I would go with only a few hours if it hasn’t been in use recently. And more than 24 hours if it’s “been through the ringer”. There are other types of stones that have the ability to detox and recharge but Selenite, Shungite and Black Tourmaline are the most commonly used.
My personal tip on whether to use sunlight or moonlight to recharge your crystal collection is only based on maintaining visual integrity of the stone. If I use sunlight, I will limit the time it’s exposed to the sun because sunlight will fade colored stones over time. Moonlight is the safest for retaining the stones coloring. Of course, take into consideration your intention and spiritual modality. If you need to set an intention to drive more life force energy, sunlight is your ally. In which case, coloring is not a priority but vitality is.
What about using salt or salt water like the ocean? Hmmm, I don’t have enough experience using salt on everything I own but I have seen salt deteriorate materials. In the early days I would carry my entire collection to the beach for a cleansing/recharge but a few pieces didn’t survive the process. Like my Selenite and Pyrite. Newbie problems. I feel it’s unlikely that dry salt will scratch Ametrine. Ocean or salt water should be safe to use on Ametrine. If I’m wrong, please let me know!
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