The mineral Fuchsite refers to muscovites, that is, potassium mica. Muscovite of a deep green color has long been called fuchsite, although it has nothing in common with the fuchsia plant and the bright pink color, but on the mineral occasionally you can still find small bright patches. Fuchsite is considered to be a rather rare mineral, which only in some cases is found in its pure form. In this article we will take a closer look at its origin, unusual properties and characteristics.
Little about the origin
As is often the case, the Fuchsite stone got its name in honor of its discoverer, namely the Bavarian mineralogist, who had been studying mica and soluble glass for a long time. But the common name Muscovite occurred during the Middle Ages. Almost all versions of the origin of the name Muscovite itself refer to the supply of minerals of this type from Moscow to European countries. Hence it is clear that the word "Muscovite" comes from "Moscow" and words consonant with it.
In many countries, at one time, experts called this mineral differently, and the stone was the same and did not change for any of its external qualities or properties. Fuchsite is a mineral of rich emerald hue, which is formed as a result of special hydrothermal changes in chromiferous rocks.
Today, this mineral is mined in many countries of the world, including Brazil, Australia, some countries of Europe, the USA, and sometimes it is brought from African countries. In our country, it is actively mined in the Urals and in the Republic of Karelia.
Specifications
In the modern world, the stone Fuchsite is not considered a separate mineral, and therefore it cannot be found in the classification of the so-called approved mineral names. Fuchsite is a green chromium muscovite, which in our country is called muscovite, and, for example, in France it has long been called celadonite. Some parts of fuchsite are very often found among other stones. It is very difficult to find a pure Fuchsite, most often it is found in quartz. Greenish fuchsite is quite transparent, and therefore it is not difficult to view its structure, even among other minerals.
Fuchsite is not considered to be a particularly expensive mineral, however, for many jewelers it is valued mainly if it is contained in other gems. Especially often you can find jewelry with aventurine. In fact, aventurine is not a separate mineral, it is a quartz with splashes of green fuchsite. With other mountain minerals, Fuchsite can form Listvenite, which is popularly called green marble.
Fuchsites in the composition of other rocks look really luxurious, their layers create amazing visual effects that simply can not fail to attract attention.
Medicinal properties
For many years, folk medicine specialists have used Fuchsite to cleanse the body of toxins and toxins, as well as to remove poisons from it. Lithotherapists believe that Fuchsite can improve metabolic processes in the body and normalize the blood condition. This stone can help in healing wounds, as well as in eliminating diseases of bones and joints.
It is believed that all the therapeutic properties of fuchsite have not yet been studied, but experts from alternative medicine are confident that this mineral has a very great potential. With the help of this stone, you can find harmony with yourself and your body, as well as normalize the psycho-emotional state, eliminating depressive disorders, anxiety and insomnia. And also you can get rid of some phobias.
Of course, that the above therapeutic properties are related to alternative medicine, and therefore it is impossible to say for sure that fuchsite is a panacea for many diseases.
Magical
Many minerals and rocks have special properties for humans. At least, this is what many practitioners of alternative medicine, magicians and esoteric think. To believe it or not is a purely personal matter.
It is believed that with the help of this stone you can significantly improve your life, namely:
- discover creative abilities and opportunities;
- to fully realize oneself in the chosen profession;
- draw inspiration;
- increase personal self-esteem and develop some feelings, especially a sense of intuition;
- activate the work of your subconscious and adjust it to the desired mode of operation.
From some sources it is known that the ancient shamans used fuchsite to increase the possibilities of other magic stones. Moreover, the Fuchsite was used in the conduct of special rites.
As a talisman, Fuchsite is suitable for all people and all signs of the zodiac. In this regard, according to many experts, he has no contraindications. Nevertheless, it is most often recommended to wear it to Pisces and Aquarius. It is believed that the one who will wear this mineral will be able to unlock special abilities in himself, while attracting success to himself. For many, Fuchsite can be a real talisman against failure.
Where is it used?
Despite the fact that the mineral Fuchsite looks very original, in its pure form in the jewelry industry, it is practically not used. As already mentioned, it is most often welcomed in tandem with other minerals. So it looks more luxurious, and is valued higher.
Necklaces or bracelets made of this stone are quite rare. Only if it is not a beautiful imitation under Fuchsite. This mineral is very much appreciated in craftsmanship. It is often made of any figures, statues, souvenirs and much more, which can be a great addition to the interior. This mineral is also used in the production of chromium, especially on a large scale. Often, when the components of this mineral are used to create any coloring tools.
How to store?
Souvenir or jewelry made of fuchsite is very easy to store, the main thing is not to leave them in direct sunlight, and then over time they will not lose their attractive initial appearance. This mineral is prone to fading, and therefore keep it best in a moderately shady place. And also the Fuchsite does not tolerate temperature drops and shocks from which it can collapse.
Jewelry from this mineral is recommended to be stored in special caskets or bags. Of course, if this is a real stone. Imitations are not at risk of discoloration and deterioration over time.
In the next video you can take a closer look at Fuchsite.
