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Load image into Gallery viewer, Jaspe & Agate mélange de perle Grade A++++ Prix perle à l’unité Jaspe & Agate mélange de perle Dans la besace du p'tit Poucet
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Jasper & Agate mixed pearl Grade A++++ Single pearl price

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Presentation and basic virtues:

  • Greek akhatês , agate takes its name from a river in Sicily in which it was found in abundance.
  • Agates are minerals that transmit energy that gently works on the subtle bodies as well as balance and stability.
  • Agate has the reputation of developing eyesight, grace and eloquence, of being a powerful antidote against poisons and toxic products and a particularly calming and relaxing stone for children.
  • In the Middle Ages, agates were tied to the horns of oxen to obtain a good harvest. This rock has often been linked over the centuries to man's relationship with nature, promoting the generous growth of garden plants, protecting against snake bites and insect or scorpion stings. It was also a protective stone against small daily ailments and troubles. It has the reputation of promoting balance in the body and mind, preventing falls as well as energy blockages. It would alleviate blood and skin problems and preserve lung health. This stone is associated with the second chakra, linked to sexual energy, human relationships and creativity.
  • These stones act directly on the cause of an illness or problem, they help improve mental functions and bring clarity to the vision of things. Agate is also helpful in overcoming negative emotions by bringing love and security to the chakras.

Virtues common to all Agates:

  • Blood vessels.
  • Promotes digestion.
  • Eyes, acts on small eye problems.
  • Anchoring.

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The Jaspers:

  • Jasper is a massive, fine-grained quartz, always opaque. Its varied patterns and colors are caused by the presence of other rocks and minerals such as clay, iron oxides and many others. The contrasting patterns are as varied as they are numerous, such as parallel, rectilinear or concentric bands, angular lines, polka dots, scattered spots, dendrites, etc. Jasper covers an impressive number of varieties and provenances whose names, whether familiar or commercial, are most often assigned based on patterns, resemblances or localities of extraction. Abundant, Jasper is cut, engraved and sculpted in all its forms, mainly for jewelry and decorative arts.

Etymology:

  • Word of very ancient origin whose root is found in Greek iaspis as well as in Latin iaspe , in Hebrew yashpheh and in Persian iashm

Origin:

  • natural mineral material

History and beliefs:

  • Jasper has been cut and sculpted since the dawn of time for the needs of jewelry, jewelry and ornamentation. In ancient times, it was attributed with the ability to facilitate childbirth and soothe female pain. It is said to be a cure for stress because it brings peace of mind.

System :

  • trigonal

Training:

  • by siliceous and clayey deposition in cavities and veins of sedimentary rocks, altered igneous rocks or metamorphic rocks

Habit or facies:

  • micro-crystallized to crypto-crystallized massive aggregate, most often in veins or strata

Date of discovery:

  • On quartz in general: - Antiquity ≈300 BC: summary identification by the philosopher Theophrastus (Tomkeieff, 1942) - 1546: classification by Agricola - 1907: demonstration of the existence and difference between the two phases of Quartz-Alpha and Beta by the German mineralogist and crystallographer Otto Muegge (1858-1932)

Group/family:

  • Quartz

Subgroup:

  • Polycrystalline quartz (clay/siliceous)

Chemical class:

  • Silicate

Subclass:

  • Tectosilicate

Chemical composition :

  • Silicon dioxide (+ clay and impurities)

Chemical formula :

  • SiO2 (+ impurities)

Observation(s):

  • Jasper can be a pseudomorph after many minerals such as Calcite, Fluorite, Barite, etc. as well as organic materials such as wood, bones, shells, corals, etc.
  • Varieties too rich in clay sediments or organic matter lose the name Jasper. They are generally recognizable by their inclusions, their lower density and their hardness lower than 6.5.

Virtues common to all Jaspers:

  • Anchoring.
  • Treats skin disorders such as eczema, herpes, mycosis, acne, psoriasis, shingles etc.
  • Treats hair disorders such as dandruff etc.

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