Category: Nesosilicate
Chemical Formula: Al2SiO5
Colour: Blue, Green
Class: Silicate
Group: Triclinic
Formations: tabular, prismatic, columnar, fibrous
Lustre: vitreous, translucent to transparent
Cleavage: Good in one direction
Varieties: Chrome-Kyanite, Ferroan-Kyanite
Kyanite is an aluminium silicate mineral. It occurs in high pressure metamorphic rocks, often in quartz veins. Kyanite is characterized by its colour (usually blue), differing hardness, perfect cleavage and bladed crystal form.
Metaphysical Properties & Mythology
In ancient literature natural Kyanite gemstones (also sometimes referred to as Cyanite, Disthene & Munkrudite) derives its name from the Greek word 'Kyanos', meaning blue.
Blue Kyanite is a grounding crystal, which both opens and aligns all the chakra. It stimulates psychic development on all levels and well as protects. It will aid in meditation and the communication with guides. It is said that Blue Kyanite also has healing properties to help with deep calming and alleviation of anxiety.
Chemical Formula: Al2SiO5
Colour: Blue, Green
Class: Silicate
Group: Triclinic
Formations: tabular, prismatic, columnar, fibrous
Lustre: vitreous, translucent to transparent
Cleavage: Good in one direction
Varieties: Chrome-Kyanite, Ferroan-Kyanite
Kyanite is an aluminium silicate mineral. It occurs in high pressure metamorphic rocks, often in quartz veins. Kyanite is characterized by its colour (usually blue), differing hardness, perfect cleavage and bladed crystal form.
Metaphysical Properties & Mythology
In ancient literature natural Kyanite gemstones (also sometimes referred to as Cyanite, Disthene & Munkrudite) derives its name from the Greek word 'Kyanos', meaning blue.
Blue Kyanite is a grounding crystal, which both opens and aligns all the chakra. It stimulates psychic development on all levels and well as protects. It will aid in meditation and the communication with guides. It is said that Blue Kyanite also has healing properties to help with deep calming and alleviation of anxiety.