Wholesale Septaria 1.460 kg

Window onto the ages, the Septarian reveals in its golden cracks an intimate map of time and the forces that shape the Earth. History & symbolism Its name comes from the Latin "septum" (partition), referring to the cracks that run through it. Formed about 50 to 70 million years ago, Septarian is a clay concretion whose fissures filled with yellow and brown calcite and aragonite. It is highly valued in lithotherapy for its unique appearance that evokes integration and wholeness. Traditional virtues According to lithotherapy, Septarian is traditionally associated with grounding and communication. Practitioners attribute to it qualities of inner cohesion, promoting the integration of different facets of the personality. It is said to support public speaking and confidence in self-expression. The stone Septarian is a sedimentary rock composed of brown clay, golden-yellow calcite, and aragonite. Its hardness varies depending on the minerals present: 3.5 for calcite, more for the hardened clay. The characteristic cracks formed by shrinkage during the drying of the original mud. Main deposits: Madagascar, Morocco, United States. Dimensions: 9.2 cm x 13.2 cm