Gem Silica Healing Stones

Chrysocolla aka (Gem Silica)
"Receptive. Element: Water. Solid lt. blue/blue-green. Gentle, soothing, friendly. Excellent for heart chakra; flushes and heals heart blocks (loss, hurt, guilt, fear) for allowingness, flexibility, self-forgiveness, peace of heart, patience. Keeps one in light, love, and healing daily. On Throat, expressing feelings, verbal and artistic creativity, thyroid. Also, heart bloodsugar, and emotional balance. High conductivity from copper draws out pain, heat (fevers, inflammations, arthritis). Excellent therapeutic aid for healing loss, incest, other traumas. Cleanses auric field. Dreams and Earth healing. Supports letting go. Releases toxins physically and emotionally. Replaces anxiety with Universal Love. Drives off fear and illusion. Increases wisdom, attracts love. Major attractor of wealth and prosperity. Opens bottled emotions. Aids creativity. Hold in your left hand to dispel fears, illusions and negative thoughts. The colors of greenish/blue to almost white/blue are soothing and relaxing.

This is a stone that produces thoughts of peace and restfulness. With worry banished, mental clarity is enhanced and problem-solving inspirations are unfolded. Recently Chrysocolla has been used to aid in ionizing the air. It purifies the environment either at home or at work. It processes negativity and assists in stabilizing a balanced atmosphere. Furthers understanding between people and releases animosity, guilt and frustration. An excellent tool for aiding communication blockages. It helps one remain silent when that is the best path. Or helps one to speak in their own behalf when such a course is desirable. Provides insight for healing. Chrysocolla works towards perfection in areas of bodily and emotional health. Has specifically been used in cases of asthma, TB, emphysema or any lung condition. Increases breathing capabilities. A number of users report visionary experiences when held to the third eye. A useful meditation tool. And a practical enhancement stone for guided imagery."  by Rhiana Moonstar