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Chrysopras Kette Button 6-10 mm

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Chrysopras Kette Button 6-10 mmLnge ca. 4245 cm Steindurchmesser im Verlauf 610 mm Karabinerverschluss aus 925 Sterling Silber Diese auergewhnliche Kette aus Chrysopras Button Steinen im Verlauf von 6 bis 10 mm ist ein Schmuckstck von seltener Schnheit und tiefer Ausstrahlung. Die Steine leuchten in einem intensiven, frischen Apfelgrn bis Hellgrn einem Farbton, der sofort Frische, Lebendigkeit und innere Ruhe ausstrahlt. Der natrliche Verlauf der Steingre von 6 bis 10 mm verleiht

Länge ca. 42–45 cm · Steindurchmesser im Verlauf 6–10 mm · Karabinerverschluss aus 925 Sterling Silber

Diese außergewöhnliche Kette aus Chrysopras-Button-Steinen im Verlauf von 6 bis 10 mm ist ein Schmuckstück von seltener Schönheit und tiefer Ausstrahlung. Die Steine leuchten in einem intensiven, frischen Apfelgrün bis Hellgrün – einem Farbton, der sofort Frische, Lebendigkeit und innere Ruhe ausstrahlt. Der natürliche Verlauf der Steingröße von 6 bis 10 mm verleiht der Kette eine organische, lebendige Eleganz, die sie von gewöhnlichen Kugelketten unterscheidet. Chrysopras ist einer der seltensten und kostbarsten Chalzedone – seit der Antike als Schutzstein und Heilstein verehrt. Eine Kette, die Geborgenheit, Mut und innere Erneuerung in sich trägt.

Mineralogische Eigenschaften

Chrysopras ist eine intensiv hellgrüne bis apfelgrüne Varietät des Chalzedons (SiO₂) – eines mikrokristallinen Quarzminerals – und gehört damit zur großen Familie der Quarzgesteine. Seine charakteristische, leuchtend grüne Farbe entsteht durch Spuren von Nickel im Kristallgitter – ein Merkmal, das ihn von anderen grünen Steinen wie Jade oder Aventurin unterscheidet. Die Mohshärte liegt bei 6,5 bis 7. Chrysopras zeigt einen charakteristischen Wachs- bis Glasglanz und ist in seiner besten Qualität nahezu transluzent. Sein Name leitet sich aus dem Griechischen ab: „chrysос“ (Gold) und „prason“ (Lauch) – ein Verweis auf seine kostbare Ausstrahlung und seine charakteristische Farbe. Chrysopras ist einer der seltensten Chalzedone und wird vor allem in Australien (Queensland), Polen (Schlesien), Kasachstan, Brasilien und Tansania abgebaut.

Heilwirkung & energetische Eigenschaften

Chrysopras gilt in der Steinheilkunde als Stein der Geborgenheit, inneren Erneuerung und des Mutes – ein Stein mit einer jahrtausendealten Tradition als Schutz- und Heilstein. Bereits im alten Ägypten wurde er als mächtiger Schutzstein verehrt, und die berühmte Benediktinerin Hildegard von Bingen dokumentierte ausführlich seine therapeutischen Eigenschaften. Ihm werden folgende Wirkungen zugeschrieben:

  • umhüllt seinen Träger mit einem Gefühl tiefer Geborgenheit und innerer Sicherheit
  • stärkt das Selbstvertrauen in schwierigen Lebensphasen
  • schenkt Menschen, die sich verloren oder hoffnungslos fühlen, neue Perspektiven und frischen Mut
  • gilt als kraftvoller Schutzstein gegen negative Energien und äußere Einflüsse
  • fördert erholsamen Schlaf und beschert harmonische, positive Träume
  • wurde von Hildegard von Bingen bei Epilepsie, schmerzhafter Gicht und Vergiftungen empfohlen
  • unterstützt emotionale Heilung und hilft, alte Wunden loszulassen
  • fördert Mitgefühl, Offenheit und die Verbindung zur Natur

In der Chakrenlehre wird Chrysopras dem Herzchakra zugeordnet – er öffnet das Herz für Vertrauen, Mitgefühl und tiefe innere Erneuerung. Er erinnert dich daran, dass Heilung oft im Loslassen beginnt – und dass neue Perspektiven immer möglich sind.

Pflege & Hinweis

Reinige deine Kette mit einem weichen, leicht feuchten Tuch. Vermeide längere direkte Sonneneinstrahlung, da Chrysopras lichtempfindlich ist und seine Farbe verblassen kann. Vermeide außerdem den Kontakt mit Chemikalien und Parfüm. Angaben zur Heilwirkung basieren auf der Überlieferung der Steinheilkunde und ersetzen keine medizinische Behandlung.

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