Presentation :

Names) : 

• Jet or Jet. Variety of lignite resulting from the carbonification of coniferous debris.

Etymology: 

• Originally comes from Gagates, the name of a city and river (Gagae) in Asia Minor.

Group, Family: 

• Group of Organic Substances. Fossilized wood.

Color : 

• Black, Brownish.

Chandelier: 

• Matte, Glassy when polished.

Origin : 

• France (Aude), England, United States, Germany, Russia, Poland, India, Türkiye, Spain, Romania, Dominican Republic etc.

Crystal system: 

• Amorphous.

Chemical composition: 

• C (Carbon and impurities: not a mineral).

Transparency: 

• Opaque.

Density : 

• 1.19 to 1.35.

Hardness: 

• 2, 3 to 4.

Cleavage: 

• Null.

Break: 

• Conchoidal.

Line color:

• Black to brown.

Impact resistance:

• Fragile.

Heat resistance:

• Very bad.

♦ bituminous schists, very sectile, slightly less dense than jet (1.28), were worked concurrently with jet from the Iron Age, and especially in the Roman period

♦ albertite, a natural asphalt with a pitch-black luster, low density (1.10), soft (H = 2.5), difficult to dissolve in organic solvents, is probably the material initially called “jet”;

♦ lignites, brownish, sectile, not very dense (1.2), soft (H = 2.5), where the plant structures are clearly visible, preceded jet in its use which caused most of them to be abandoned;

♦ Cannel coal, a spore lignite rich in volatile matter, which burns with an illuminating flame, was mined in Scotland; slightly denser, more brittle, less black and more matte, polishing less well than jet, it was mainly used to make vases. Bog oak from Irish peat bogs is a related material.

♦ Pennsylvania anthracite, a slightly metamorphosed coal, brittle, very shiny, with a semi-metallic resinous luster, quite dense (1.5 to 1.7) was used in North America to make objects (cups, vases) as well as cameos and mourning jewelry.

♦ onyx (and sometimes other black silicates such as melanite garnet or schôrl tourmaline) was particularly commercialized at the turn of the 20th ^century .

Properties, benefits and virtues:

Virtues on the physical level:

• Treats toothache.
• Treats lung infections and inflammations.
• Treats inflammation and rheumatism: arthritis, osteoarthritis etc.
• Treats the digestive system, stomach pain and acid reflux.
• Reduces glandular swelling and treats lymphatic problems .
• Helps decongest and reduce swelling in the lower limbs.
• Promotes dynamism and gives the body a boost of energy.
• Treats migraines, ideal in combination with Hawk's Eye for ophthalmic migraines.
• Prevents epilepsy and calms spasms and convulsions.
• Treats menstrual cramps and painful periods.
• Regulates women's menstrual and hormonal cycles.

Virtues on the psychological, emotional and mental level:

• Chases away bad dreams and nightmares and promotes sleep.
• Protects against bad luck, curses and entities.
• Chases away fears of dying, dark thoughts linked to death and accompanies the dying and those at the end of their life.
• Develops autonomy and organizational skills.
• Drives away negative states such as: fears, anxieties and worries, depressions, stress and moody moods.
• Promotes self-confidence and brings a little courage to help us get through difficult times in life.
• Support against the grief of losing a loved one.
• Promotes change, and supports us while encouraging us in each of the stages constituting these changes of direction: Death, divorce, separation, dismissal, etc.

Virtues on the spiritual level:

• Powerful protective amulet.
• Promotes connection and communication with the deceased.
• Promotes mediumship as well as clairvoyance and clairvoyance.
• Promotes anchoring, rooting and refocusing.
• Induces a state of deep calm and relaxation.
• Purifies and cleanses the auric and etheric bodies as well as the energy centers (chakra).

• Root Chakra, 1st Ch: activates this chakra, thus promoting anchoring and rooting to the earth's core.

Cleaning, recharging, reprogramming:

• Clean with clear spring water or filtered water (never add salt to the water. Salt alters the structure of the mineral and the abyss). Soak the mineral overnight in an unmarked glass container, then take it out in the morning to rinse it with fresh spring or filtered water.
• Direct charging on a crystal or amethyst druse, in a crystal or amethyst geode. You can also place a dozen laser crystals or rocks in a circle (like a time dial), points towards the center, and place your minerals in the center to charge them. Another method is to place your minerals in a singing bowl: Tibetan or crystal bowl, (on a cotton cloth to avoid bowl/mineral vibrations), then ring the bowl to fill your minerals with this sound energy. Last method is to place your minerals on a disc (wood or mineral) engraved with the flower of life or the seal of Solomon or any other form of sacred geometry.
• Reprogramming: Reprogramming is not about telling your mineral what to do or not to do, but about putting the mineral in resonate with you to ask it to do what it needs to do, for you. Reprogramming must be done after each cleansing and must remain simple. Example of reprogramming: "I ask this mineral to bring me all the virtues and benefits on the different levels, for my greater good as well as for the greater good of the people around me."

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