A note on crystal traditions: this article explores spiritual beliefs and folklore. Crystal healing is not an established medical treatment or a substitute for professional care.
Power & Benefits of Crocoite
Crocoite is good for creativity and sexuality. It is a highly energized, fertile, and vital crystal. It provides the push for a breakthrough at any level. It supports everything you feel passionate about and assists the flow of kundalini energy in tantric lovemaking.Spiritual & Emotional Influence
Crocoite crystal is good for intuition. It energizes the creative process and brings about a profound spiritual shift by igniting the fire in your belly and aligning it with the fire of the awakened spirit. It aids during astral travel helping to broaden your vision so that you can make the most out of your travels.It is good for the emotions and for coping with distressing changes, especially big events such as death and divorce. It is sometimes called the divorce stone. It enhances creativity and encourages a free flow of ideas so you are always creating something new
The Physical Connection
Crocoite is thought to be beneficial for the reproductive system. It is believed to imbue the body with energy, stimulating the immune system and the reproductive organs. It is said to pinpoint the best time for conception.The Chakras Connected to Crocoite
Sacral Chakra. Hold Crocoite over the lower Chakras.Astrological Signs
Aries.Locations Found & History
Australia, Tasmania, Russia, California. The name Crocoite is derived from the Greek word crocon which means saffron, which comes from its saffron-orange color.Rarity, Value & Variations
Rare. Crocoite is prismatic orange crystals, masses, and aggregates. Small, needle-like crystals or long striated wand. It has a Mohs hardness of 2.5 to 3.How to Use Crocoite
No elixir. Hold Crocoite over the lower Chakras or grid around the bed. Place it in your bedroom to improve your relationship, as its loving vibration is believed to stimulate passionate lovemaking.✧
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