Moldavite




Healer from other worlds" Accesses higher dimensional realms. Illuminates the path on the "journey home". Prepares the user for transformation and ascension. Can channel laser-like beams of healing energy. Attunes to 5th, 6th, 7th chakras. Scorpio stone. #7, #9, and #33 vibrations.

The term Moldavite was originally given to a type of tektite that was found in the Moldau Valley in the Czech Republic. These days, however, any tektite that has a similar form tends to be labeled with the same appellation. It is typically a bottle green color; however, it can also be colorless or even black. It occurs as distinct fragments that lack any clearly defined shape or crystal structure, and while it bears many resemblences to obsidian, its actual origins remain unexplained. Moldavites are highly sought after by both jewelers and specimen collectors — exceptional examples are set as valuable gemstones. This stone has a vitreous to dull luster and a white streak.

Chemical Composition:
Silica and Various Metallic Oxides
Color:
Typically Bottle green, sometimes colorless or black
Hardness:
5 - 6
Specific Gravity:
2.5
Cleavage:
None
Fracture:
Conchoidal
Crystal Structure:
Variable; most are opaque, but also transparent to translucent; amorphous
Luster:
Vitreous to dull
Streak:
White
Occurence:
Moldavia region of E. Europe, Thailand and SE Asia, Australia, and USA