Molybdenite, which is a soft, dark silvery-gray mineral, is the primary source ore for the metal molybdenum. It occurs in a number of different forms — from thin sheet-like crystals to granular or massive structures. It is composed of Molybdenum Disulphide, which is an industrially important lubricant, and can also contain significant amounts of Rhenium. Consequently, it is a valuable resource, and is mined in many places — prominent localities include the United States, Canada, Norway, and Cornwall in England. It is often found in association with the minerals anhydrite, pyrite, wolframite, chalcopyrite, quartz, fluorite, and scheelite, but is sometimes mistaken for graphite.

Helps us tap subconscious knowledge. ... Same as general properties as apache tears/obsidian. ... Excellent for Psychic Awareness, magickal powers.