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    Auaralite - 23 Bracelet

    Auaralite - 23 Bracelet

    $20.00 USD
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    Auralite-23 is a rare, ancient crystal (1.2–1.5 billion years old) found only near Lake Superior in Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada. Often called "Red Cap Amethyst," it combines an amethyst base with up to 23 diverse trace minerals. It is highly prized in metaphysical circles for meditation, spiritual awakening, and intense energetic healing.
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    Key Details About Auralite-23:
    • Origin & Discovery: Discovered in 2007 (or around 2003 by some accounts) in the boreal forest north of Lake Superior, this crystal formed in a harsh environment, sometimes described as a "Cave of Wonders" impacted by meteorites.
    • Composition: While based on amethyst, the stone features a mix of minerals, including Titanite, Cacoxenite, Lepidocrocite, Ajoite, Hematite, Magnetite, Pyrite, Goethite, Pyrolusite, Gold, Silver, Platinum, Nickel, Copper, Iron, Limonite, Sphalerite, Covellite, Chalcopyrite, Gialite, Epidote, Bornite, and Rutile.
    • Metaphysical Properties: Considered an "Ultimate Master Healer," Auralite-23 is used for deep relaxation, chakra balancing, and fostering connections with higher dimensions. It is often associated with the Northern Lights due to its calming, energetic nature.
    • Appearance: Typically presents as shades of purple (amethyst) with reddish-brown "red caps" (hematite) and metallic inclusions.
    • Rarity & Price: Due to its limited, single-source locality and hand-mining techniques, it is rare.
    Usage and Care:
    • Applications: Used for jewelry, meditation aids, and, occasionally, in decorative items like countertops or polished stone slices.
    • Alternatives: If not available, stones with similar properties might include Amethyst, Cacoxenite, or Hematite.
    Note: The number of minerals (up to 23) listed in the "Auralite-23" marketing term does not mean every single piece contains all 23 minerals.
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