Sonoran Sunset

The lyrical name of the precious stone Sonora Sunset means the setting of the Sun over the Sonora desert (sometimes also "sunrise" or east), which is located in North America, in the territory of the United States of America. The name of the precious stone means sunset over Sonora (sometimes also sunrise). Mined in the Sonora mine in northern Mexico, since 2006.
This is a rare chrysocol gemstone with red copper ore. The color is blue and green (chrysocol), red (copper), sometimes also orange (chalcocitrite) and black (iron content).

Chrysocolla is known as a healing stone that was used by American Indians, especially to strengthen the body's resistance and to achieve a feeling of calm when upset. The name chrysocolla comes from the Greek "chrysos" - gold and "kolla" - glue.
It is associated with calmness, patience, tolerance, equanimity, unconditional love, gentleness and receptivity. It is a stone suitable for meditation.
Cuprite is traditionally used in relationships, to settle problems. It helps overcome the consequences of trauma, calms anxiety and suppresses fear.

Sonora sunset is often called a stone of empowerment and freedom because it is believed to free one from being stuck in everyday life and help gain control and strength in difficult situations. It is an excellent talisman for those looking for change and freedom. Due to its high copper content, it is considered a very powerful healing stone. Cleanses and harmonizes the root chakra and connects it through the sacral chakra with the neck. It is used to increase a sense of security, helping to increase the life force energy that flows through the chakras. It supports courage and creative power, relieves stress, anxiety and

Medicinal use: calming effect, calming pain and spasms. By affecting the sacral chakra, it stimulates the Kundalini energy and thus sexual experiences, and can be used for disorders of the thymus.

Country of origin: Mexico.

Zodiac signs: Aries, Scorpio.

Degree of hardness: 4