Magickal Properties of Carborundum?

[Atena]

Hello all.

I have recently purchased a beautiful carborondum crystal because I was very drawn to it.

I am usually very good at knowing exactly why a crystal attracts me, but in this case it seems very fuzzy.

I have tried to check in all my books and to search online but came up with no good results as to the magickal properties of this amazing crystal.

It is a large, dark mass of very brittle crystals with irridescent sparkles similar to a pyrite exept a lot more fagile and way more colorful. It has an overall dark blue and indigo hue.

Any suggestions?

Thanks in advance!


Atena :)

[CzechWoods]

Hello all.

I have recently purchased a beautiful carborondum crystal because I was very drawn to it.

I am usually very good at knowing exactly why a crystal attracts me, but in this case it seems very fuzzy.

I have tried to check in all my books and to search online but came up with no good results as to the magickal properties of this amazing crystal.

It is a large, dark mass of very brittle crystals with irridescent sparkles similar to a pyrite exept a lot more fagile and way more colorful. It has an overall dark blue and indigo hue.

Any suggestions?

Thanks in advance!


Atena :)


try looking for sapphire (blue sapphire) correspondences, because blue hue carborundum is blue sapphire of lesser quality. It does not qualify for jewellery making, but still is a blue sapphire.

Its qualities shouldnt be much less strong, than blue sapphire, in fact I have some of such "blue carborundums" here myself, and they are pretty strong as well.

congratulation on your purchase :clapping:

[Atena]

Are you sure about that?

This does not have the structure of a saphhire, or any similar stone, it is actually lots of tiny little stones, similar to a clusterof pyrite. When I say dark, I mean almost black, and it is very far from solid.

All the Sapphire I have, even lesser quality has always been solid. This does not even look like it belongs to the same family. Perhaps it was misslabled and it is a diferent crystal alltogether.

I'm going to try to post a picture of it.

[CzechWoods]

ok, waiting for the pic.

if the label was right, carborundum is the family name for sapphires and rubys,; of course the common carborundum isnt as beautiful as sapphire/rubys you would see occationally in gem stones, and it is also used for example for tumbing/polishing stones etc

[Atena]

I see.

Well, I don't see how this could be tumbled, it would fall appart.

Here is a picture of it...
http://mysticalflorida.com/000/ccorborundum.jpg

and in the soom in viewyou can see how it is very brittle.
http://mysticalflorida.com/000/ccorborundum-zoom.jpg
http://mysticalflorida.com/000/ccorborundum-zoom2.jpg




Atena :)

[CzechWoods]

I see.

Well, I don't see how this could be tumbled, it would fall appart.

Here is a picture of it...
http://mysticalflorida.com/000/ccorborundum.jpg

and in the soom in viewyou can see how it is very brittle.
http://mysticalflorida.com/000/ccorborundum-zoom.jpg
http://mysticalflorida.com/000/ccorborundum-zoom2.jpg




Atena :)


aaah i see , thats silicon carbide, a lab grown stone.
here is the reference: http://de.msnusers.com/czechwoodsgems/siliciumcarbite.msnw.com

as for what it is used for:
on the body level for the improving of colour sightedness, in case someone has difficulties in red-green etc.
excellent meditation stone, gives serenity and even more provides heart ease.

brings back childishness, and strengthens bond with inner child.
:chatty: