Celestite

Celestite is a mineral composed of strontium sulfate and was first discovered in 1799 by A.G Werner, who named it after the Latin "coelestis", meaning "heavenly".

Celestite is a mineral composed of strontium sulfate and has a hardness of 3 to 3.5 on the Mohs scale. It typically occurs in shades of blue, ranging from light sky-blue to dark blue, sometimes massive and on matrix. Celestite can be found in many parts of the world but is most commonly found in Madagascar.

Celestite is a mineral with powerful metaphysical properties that can help one to access higher realms of consciousness and knowledge. It helps to connect the user with the spiritual realm, allowing them to receive messages from divine sources and access pre-determined sites for astral travel. Celestite also promotes mental clarity, aiding in tasks such as dream recall and analysis of complex ideas or physical realities. This stone is an excellent assistant for those seeking inner peace and harmony in their lives, providing comfort during times of despair, and increasing one’s avocational pursuits. Additionally, it aids in verbal fluency, helping one express themselves clearly without worries or fears.