Cuprite
Cuprite is a copper oxide that is usually red, brownish-red, crimson-red, or black-red, depending on the mineral impurities present in the stone.
Cuprite is traditionally used to support willpower and strengthen determination. Harmonizes the root chakra, supports vital energy and physical well-being. It helps manage thoughts and emotions, suppresses stress. To suppress agitation and stress, it is advisable to hold the stone in your hand and feel its releasing energy.
It is a stone strongly connected to the energy of the Earth, providing calm strength and wisdom. It is also a stone of altruism, it helps to consider others.
With the help of cuprite, it is possible to focus on one's own life and strengthen responsibility and will, make useful decisions and suppress negative feelings.
Do you need strength, encouragement and vitality in your life? Then cuprite could be the right talisman. It helps to relax the mind, solve problems and suppress worries, maintain energy, promote endurance and enthusiasm. Cuprite can also be used as a meditation stone.
Medicinal uses: traditionally, cuprite was used for disorders of the blood, heart and kidneys, to restore mental balance and induce physical well-being.
Cuprite is a suitable talisman for pregnancy, childbirth and after childbirth.
Degree of hardness: 3.5 to 4
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