This elegant angel carved from rough pyrite is more than just a decoration: it is a symbol of protection, strength and abundance. Pyrite, also known as “fool’s gold,” reflects a magnetic golden light that transmits solar energy and rootedness. Perfect to keep on a desk, near the entryway or on your altar, this angel is your guardian against negative energies, ideal for those who wish to strengthen their resolve, confidence and vitality.
Delicately carved in opal, this angel enchants with its iridescent luster and dreamy hues. Opal is a stone connected to the spiritual world, intuition and universal love. It is the perfect ally for those seeking guidance during times of introspection, meditation or emotional healing. This little angel is an ideal gift for those who love to cultivate gentleness of soul, creativity and connection with the divine.
📏Dimensions: approx. 7 cm in length
✨ Fire Opal energy benefits: helps us find courage to overcome difficult situations or new challenges through activation of our mind, making us more dynamic and receptive.
Associated zodiac sign: ♎♏
Associated chakra: 2nd splenic chakra
Did you know that…?💡It was used by the Maya and Aztecs as talismans, collected near volcanoes, to channel inner energy. It was discovered in Mexico.
How to treat the stone: you can purify it through a drusa of amethyst, incense or the earth. Other crystals such as quartz (e.g., tower, sphere, pyramid) or citrine quartz can be used to recharge it.
✨ Pyrite energy benefits: it is often associated with achieving financial, professional and success goals. It helps to stay motivated, strengthening the mind and will to tackle daily tasks. It is ideal for those who wish to bring order to their lives and have clarity about what they want to achieve, whether it is material success or personal growth. It is a powerful stone for protecting and invigorating the mind, infusing energy, improving concentration and enhancing self-confidence. When used mindfully, it can be a very useful tool for achieving one’s goals.
Associated zodiac sign: ♉♌♑
Associated chakra: 3rd solar plexus chakra
Did you know that…?💡 During the colonization period of the Americas, European conquerors often discovered pyrite in gold mines, mistaking it for real gold. For this reason, pyrite was called“fool’s gold, ” a nickname that reflects its resemblance to gold, but also its deceptive nature. One of the most practical applications of pyrite in ancient times was its ability to produce sparks when struck against another hard material, such as steel. The ancients used pyrite to light fires, one of the most basic and important activities for survival. Prehistoric peoples are believed to have used it as one of the main tools for lighting bonfires. The Incas and other pre-Columbian civilizations used pyrite for its visual and symbolic qualities. It was considered a stone associated with the Sun and divine power. The stone was cut into special shapes and used in religious ceremonies, such as reflecting sunlight in temples, to create a “divine light” effect. Some pyrite carvings have been found in tombs and sacred places.
How to store the stone: it is recharged by direct sunlight; incense can be used to purify it.
Price range: € 18.50 through € 18.90
