Opal green polished Madagascar Freeform 24

Decorative freeform made of green opal.
Country of origin: Madagascar.
You are purchasing the green opal pictured directly.

Please note: the opal is not perfectly smooth and in one place it is not green, it is discounted and for this reason no claim can be made on it.

Characteristics: stone of change - mental harmony - protection against fear - heart chakra - Feng Shui element: Wood.

Green opal is a great stone for building relationships, whether in a partnership, at work or in the family. It is a stone of warmth and friendliness. It dissolves inhibitions, shame and shyness.

Metaphysical properties of green opal

This opal is said to help strengthen all types of relationships; romantic, friends, family and business. Green opal is often referred to as the stone of change, as it is a spiritual stone that aids in psychic opening. On a physical level, green opal is said to help reduce fever, infectious diseases and improve memory function.

Green Opal is also said to help release fear and anxiety, providing comfort and support to those suffering from worry, anxiety and depression. It is a beautiful, gentle and effective stone of support and grounding.

In feng shui, this opal belongs to the wood element .

Opal is generally a stone of warmth and friendliness. According to folk traditions, it dissolves inhibitions, shame and shyness. It promotes affection, generosity and empathy for others. It makes its owner more friendly and open in thought and action. It teaches selfless action, love and non-violence. It brings a feeling of lightness into our lives. It helps us forget our worries and express ourselves more openly. It dissolves old, already overcome patterns of behavior and helps us create new thoughts and concepts. Opal is a stone of hope, great success and for faithful lovers also a stone of love.

Detailed description of the stone : opal

The description of the alleged properties of the stone, which do not relate to its chemical and physical properties, is based on generally disseminated and generally available information about the traditional folk use of the stone, which is not scientifically verified, and therefore does not constitute a proposal to conclude a purchase contract pursuant to Act 89/2012 Coll.