Ruby zoisite

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"If you're looking to move forward in your life, ruby zoisite is the right supportive mineral for you."

Symbolism and healing properties of ruby zoisite:

Ruby zoisite is associated with love and harmony in relationships. It is believed to support love for oneself and for others. It reportedly strengthens relationships and brings balance to partnerships. It has a very interesting and distinctive red colour with a green tinge, ranging from light pink to deep red. It is traditionally linked to Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of love, passion, fertility and beauty. In astrology it is also associated with opening the heart. It is said to help develop compassion and a sense of acceptance and love.

People also seek it out for its protective properties. It reportedly removes negativity and helps create a protective shield around its wearer. It is said to maintain a positive atmosphere. In alternative medicine it is also used to support vitality, life energy and strength. It is said to help overcome fatigue. It is often associated with supporting growth and transformation, reportedly helping to overcome old patterns and blocks, and serving as support during changes and transformational processes in life.

Ruby zoisite is suitable for these zodiac signs:

Gemini (22 May – 21 June), Virgo (23 August – 22 September), Libra (23 September – 23 October) and Sagittarius (23 November – 21 December)

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Localities, forms of ruby zoisite and history:

The largest deposit of ruby zoisite is in Tanzania. Other, smaller deposits are found in India, Austria and the USA.

In nature, ruby zoisite occurs as crystals of various shapes, usually prismatic or columnar. Ruby zoisite is also found as massive deposits or aggregates. These aggregates can have various shapes and sizes. Natural ruby zoisite has very strong reported properties, for which it is used in many fields around the world. On the Mohs hardness scale it corresponds to 6.5 to 7.

The history of ruby zoisite is only recent, as this mineral was only discovered at the end of the 20th century. It began to be mined immediately after its discovery and was traded on the gemstone market. It became a favourite among collectors, jewellers and traders around the world.

Did you know?

Ruby zoisite is associated with love, specifically with finding a soulmate? For this purpose it was used in many rituals.

What is ruby zoisite used for and what can you make from it?

Ruby zoisite is a very popular stone for its beauty and unique appearance, especially in jewellery making, where it is used to make bracelets and necklaces. Rings and earrings of various lengths are equally popular. They are often also used to make hairpins and brooches.

You can also make various pendants and amulets from ruby zoisite. Figurines, buttons and various interior decorations are also popular, including ruby zoisite as a decorative stone.

Chakras associated with ruby zoisite:

1st chakra – Root chakra Muladhara: reportedly affects stability and security
2nd chakra – Sacral chakra Svadhisthana: reportedly affects sexuality and fertility
3rd chakra – Solar plexus chakra Manipura: reportedly affects self-confidence and personal power
4th chakra – Heart chakra Anahata: reportedly affects the heart area, associated with compassion and love
5th chakra – Throat chakra Vishuddha: reportedly affects communication and self-expression

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