Natural 17.6 Gram Colombianite Specimen

USD $38.00

SKU: M1852

This Natural Colombianite has awesome texture/etchings and is translucent making it glow a gorgeous peachy tint when held to the light!! A Light Shot Photo has been added to display its translucence and color. While white background photos have been added to help better display the shape, and texture. This specimen is in excellent condition!

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Weight – 0.62 oz’s – 17.6 gm’s

Dimensions – 1.02″ x 0.98″ wide/tall (2.6 x 2.5 cm’s)

Country of Origin – Colombia

Tektite

For what and How Does One Use it?

Tektite helps us discern, and focus upon what is true and right for oneself, rather than buy into misleading hype. It takes one on life changing adventures, and transforms our reality by showing us that what we may perceive as a catastrophic climactic events, can indeed be the very making of a stronger, more powerful and streamlined consciously aware being!

Meditating with Tektite can have the effect of thinning the veils between dimensions.

On the physical level, Tektite can amplify and accelerate the healing process from disease and physical injuries.

Read more regarding Tektite Properties at the link below (will open in a new tab/window)….

http://crystal-information.com/encyclopedia/meteorite-tektite/

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Colombianite Origins & Background

Colombianite is a naturally occurring glassy material found primarily in Colombia, most commonly in alluvial deposits and river systems. While often appearing opaque at first glance, high-quality Colombianite—such as the specimens offered here—can be translucent throughout the entire body when backlit, revealing internal light transmission uncommon in most obsidian-type glasses.

Colombianite has attracted significant attention due to its strong metaphysical reputation and its debated geological origin. While sometimes described in metaphysical circles as a tektite or impact-related material, Colombianite is best understood geologically as a natural volcanic glass closely related to obsidian. Current geological evidence supports terrestrial volcanic formation rather than confirmed extraterrestrial impact origin.

Despite this, its formation environment, chemical composition, and visual characteristics differ subtly from many common obsidians, contributing to its distinct identity and long-standing local reverence.

Colombianite has been used and respected by indigenous cultures in Colombia long before modern naming conventions emerged. Its association with rivers and ancient landscapes has contributed to its symbolic connection with ancestry, memory, and transmission of knowledge.

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Colombianite Geological Information

Colombianite is a silica-rich volcanic glass formed when molten material cools rapidly, preventing the development of a crystalline structure. As a result, it is amorphous rather than crystalline and lacks a defined crystal system.

Geochemically, Colombianite is similar to obsidian but may show compositional variations related to its volcanic source material and cooling history. It is often found as water-worn pebbles or nodules due to prolonged transport in river systems.

Because it is glassy, Colombianite exhibits conchoidal fracture and sharp edges when broken. Its surface may appear matte, satin-like, or glossy depending on weathering and polish.

Physical Properties

Property Value
Material Type Natural volcanic glass (Obsidian-type)
Chemical Composition Silica-rich glass
Crystal System Amorphous (non-crystalline)
Hardness (Mohs Scale) 5 – 5.5
Luster Vitreous to satin
Transparency Opaque to translucent edges
Fracture Conchoidal
Typical Occurrence River deposits and volcanic regions (Colombia)
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Colombianite Crystal Care & Ownership Advice

⚠️ Handling:
Although fairly durable, Colombianite can develop sharp edges if chipped. Handle mindfully and avoid impacts.

🧼 Cleaning:
Water-safe for brief rinsing. Avoid temperature extremes and ultrasonic cleaners. Dry thoroughly.

☀️ Light:
Light-stable and suitable for normal display conditions.

📦 Storage & Display:
Store separately or padded to prevent edge damage. Polished pieces benefit from cushioned storage.

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Colombianite Metaphysical Properties

Colombianite is traditionally regarded as a powerful stone of clarity, grounding, and precise awareness. It is often used for meditation and inner work on both spiritual and symbolic physical levels, particularly when calm focus and accuracy are required under pressure.

This stone is commonly associated with efficiency and decisiveness. In metaphysical traditions, Colombianite is said to assist in removing self-doubt, accelerating decision-making, and identifying the most effective course of action in complex or uncertain situations. It is valued for cutting through confusion and bringing clarity where circumstances feel murky or unresolved.

When used at the third eye, Colombianite is traditionally associated with expanded perception and connection with broader fields of awareness, sometimes described as the “all that is.” Some practitioners interpret this as connection with ancestral knowledge—not limited to human lineage, but extending to archetypal, cosmic, or universal sources of memory and understanding.

A defining quality attributed to Colombianite is its grounding effect. Rather than overwhelming the user with insight, it is believed to help anchor information so it can be understood, integrated, and applied practically. Symbolically, it acts as a bridge between the subconscious and conscious mind, allowing information to surface when it is most relevant.

In some traditions, insights received while working with Colombianite may remain dormant within the subconscious until triggered by a real-world situation—emerging precisely when needed.

Colombianite is traditionally associated with:

  • Clarity in complex or uncertain situations
  • Efficient thinking and precision under pressure
  • Grounded integration of insight
  • Connection between subconscious and conscious awareness
  • Expanded perspective and ancestral or universal symbolism

Colombianite Crystal Pairings & Synergy

Colombianite pairs best with stones that support grounding, clarity, and focused awareness.

It works well alongside
Clear Quartz
to amplify clarity,
Smoky Quartz
for grounding,
Hematite
to anchor insight,
and
Selenite
to maintain clarity and integration.

Colombianite Cleansing & Charging — Grounded & Stable

⚠️ Important:
Colombianite works best when grounding is prioritized alongside clarity.

Water safety:
Colombianite is water-safe for brief rinsing. Avoid thermal shock.

Recommended crystal-safe options:

  • Earth contact: placing on clean stone or soil (dry conditions).
  • Sound: low, steady tones.
  • Moonlight: overnight exposure.
  • Smoke cleansing: light wafting.
  • Meditation: breath-focused or contemplative practices.

Tip:
Colombianite is most effective when used with clear intention and practical application in mind.

Summary

Colombianite is a stone of grounded clarity and precision. It supports efficient decision-making, calm integration of insight, and connection between deeper awareness and practical understanding—making it especially valued for meditation, focused work, and navigating complex situations with confidence.

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Colombianite Origins & Background

Colombianite is a naturally occurring glassy material found primarily in Colombia, most commonly in alluvial deposits and river systems. It is visually dark—typically black, deep brown, or smoky gray—and may show translucency at thin edges when held to the light.

Colombianite has attracted significant attention due to its strong metaphysical reputation and its debated geological origin. While sometimes described in metaphysical circles as a tektite or impact-related material, Colombianite is best understood geologically as a natural volcanic glass closely related to obsidian. Current geological evidence supports terrestrial volcanic formation rather than confirmed extraterrestrial impact origin.

Despite this, its formation environment, chemical composition, and visual characteristics differ subtly from many common obsidians, contributing to its distinct identity and long-standing local reverence.

Colombianite has been used and respected by indigenous cultures in Colombia long before modern naming conventions emerged. Its association with rivers and ancient landscapes has contributed to its symbolic connection with ancestry, memory, and transmission of knowledge.

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Colombianite Geological Information

Colombianite is a silica-rich volcanic glass formed when molten material cools rapidly, preventing the development of a crystalline structure. As a result, it is amorphous rather than crystalline and lacks a defined crystal system.

Geochemically, Colombianite is similar to obsidian but may show compositional variations related to its volcanic source material and cooling history. It is often found as water-worn pebbles or nodules due to prolonged transport in river systems.

Because it is glassy, Colombianite exhibits conchoidal fracture and sharp edges when broken. Its surface may appear matte, satin-like, or glossy depending on weathering and polish.

Physical Properties

Property Value
Material Type Natural volcanic glass (Obsidian-type)
Chemical Composition Silica-rich glass
Crystal System Amorphous (non-crystalline)
Hardness (Mohs Scale) 5 – 5.5
Luster Vitreous to satin
Transparency Opaque to translucent edges
Fracture Conchoidal
Typical Occurrence River deposits and volcanic regions (Colombia)
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Colombianite Crystal Care & Ownership Advice

⚠️ Handling:
Although fairly durable, Colombianite can develop sharp edges if chipped. Handle mindfully and avoid impacts.

🧼 Cleaning:
Water-safe for brief rinsing. Avoid temperature extremes and ultrasonic cleaners. Dry thoroughly.

☀️ Light:
Light-stable and suitable for normal display conditions.

📦 Storage & Display:
Store separately or padded to prevent edge damage. Polished pieces benefit from cushioned storage.

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Colombianite Metaphysical Properties

Colombianite is traditionally regarded as a powerful stone of clarity, grounding, and precise awareness. It is often used for meditation and inner work on both spiritual and symbolic physical levels, particularly when calm focus and accuracy are required under pressure.

This stone is commonly associated with efficiency and decisiveness. In metaphysical traditions, Colombianite is said to assist in removing self-doubt, accelerating decision-making, and identifying the most effective course of action in complex or uncertain situations. It is valued for cutting through confusion and bringing clarity where circumstances feel murky or unresolved.

When used at the third eye, Colombianite is traditionally associated with expanded perception and connection with broader fields of awareness, sometimes described as the “all that is.” Some practitioners interpret this as connection with ancestral knowledge—not limited to human lineage, but extending to archetypal, cosmic, or universal sources of memory and understanding.

A defining quality attributed to Colombianite is its grounding effect. Rather than overwhelming the user with insight, it is believed to help anchor information so it can be understood, integrated, and applied practically. Symbolically, it acts as a bridge between the subconscious and conscious mind, allowing information to surface when it is most relevant.

In some traditions, insights received while working with Colombianite may remain dormant within the subconscious until triggered by a real-world situation—emerging precisely when needed.

Colombianite is traditionally associated with:

  • Clarity in complex or uncertain situations
  • Efficient thinking and precision under pressure
  • Grounded integration of insight
  • Connection between subconscious and conscious awareness
  • Expanded perspective and ancestral or universal symbolism

Colombianite Crystal Pairings & Synergy

Colombianite pairs best with stones that support grounding, clarity, and focused awareness.

It works well alongside
Clear Quartz
to amplify clarity,
Smoky Quartz
for grounding,
Hematite
to anchor insight,
and
Selenite
to maintain clarity and integration.

Colombianite Cleansing & Charging — Grounded & Stable

⚠️ Important:
Colombianite works best when grounding is prioritized alongside clarity.

Water safety:
Colombianite is water-safe for brief rinsing. Avoid thermal shock.

Recommended crystal-safe options:

  • Earth contact: placing on clean stone or soil (dry conditions).
  • Sound: low, steady tones.
  • Moonlight: overnight exposure.
  • Smoke cleansing: light wafting.
  • Meditation: breath-focused or contemplative practices.

Tip:
Colombianite is most effective when used with clear intention and practical application in mind.

Summary

Colombianite is a stone of grounded clarity and precision. It supports efficient decision-making, calm integration of insight, and connection between deeper awareness and practical understanding—making it especially valued for meditation, focused work, and navigating complex situations with confidence.

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Moldavite

For what and How Does One Use it?

Moldavite can be used on the 3rd eye to speed thought and bodily reactions. It helps one access other dimensions simultaneously.

Use with crystals such as Tourmaline – Black, Hematite, Smoky Quartz or other grounding crystals. This will enable you to ground the very high vibration of Moldavite in order to retain and use it.

Some people find the energy of Moldavite to be somewhat overwhelming, the good news is that you can have it in elixir form which helps you integrate the energy of this crystal into your life in an easier way.

Moldavite raises your spirit, expands your mind and raises your consciousness.

Moldavite is a captivating gemstone with a rich history and unique properties that have intrigued scientists, gemstone enthusiasts, and spiritual practitioners alike.
This article explores both the physical and metaphysical aspects of Moldavite, shedding light on its origins, characteristics, and spiritual significance.

Physical Properties of Moldavite
Moldavite is a type of tektite, a natural glass formed from the intense heat and pressure of a meteorite impact.

Moldavite’s formation is a fascinating story that dates back around 15 million years ago. Here’s a detailed look at how and when it was formed:

Formation of Moldavite
Meteorite Impact: Moldavite was formed during a massive meteorite impact event in what is now southern Germany, near the town of Nördlingen. This event created the Ries Crater, a large impact structure.

Intense Heat and Pressure: The impact released an enormous amount of energy, causing the meteorite and surrounding rocks to melt and vaporize. The intense heat and pressure generated by the impact resulted in the ejection of molten material into the atmosphere.

Atmospheric Cooling: As the molten material was airborne, it cooled and solidified while still in the air. This rapid cooling process formed droplets or teardrop-shaped objects known as tektites, with Moldavite being a specific type of tektite.

Surface Features: The cooling process during atmospheric re-entry gave Moldavite its characteristic surface features, such as grooves, wrinkles, and pitting. These features are a result of the intense heat and pressure, as well as the interaction with naturally occurring CO₂ and humic acids in groundwater.

Distribution: Moldavite was strewn across parts of southern Germany, the Czech Republic, and Austria. It is found in areas such as southern Bohemia, western Moravia, the Cheb Basin, Lusatia (Germany), and Waldviertel (Austria).

Historical Context
Early Discoveries: Moldavite was first introduced to the scientific community in 1786 by Josef Mayer of Prague University. The name “Moldavite” was introduced in 1836 by Franz Xaver Zippe, derived from the Vltava (Moldau) river in Bohemia, where the first described pieces were found.

Scientific Studies: Over the years, various studies have confirmed that Moldavite was formed from a meteorite impact event. The current consensus among earth scientists is that Moldavite was created around 14.7 million years ago during the impact of a giant meteorite in the present-day Nördlinger Ries crater.

Moldavite’s unique formation process and its extraterrestrial origins make it a truly fascinating gemstone with both physical beauty and metaphysical significance.

Here are some key physical properties:

Color: Moldavite is known for its distinctive green color, ranging from light to dark green.

Transparency: It is typically transparent to translucent, allowing light to pass through.

Luster: Moldavite exhibits a vitreous or glass-like luster when polished.

Hardness: It has a hardness of around 5.5 on the Mohs scale, making it softer than many other gemstones.

Density: The density of Moldavite ranges between 2.32 and 2.38 g/cm³.

Composition: Moldavite is primarily composed of silica (SiO₂) with traces of aluminum oxide (Al₂O₃) and other metal oxides.

Metaphysical Properties of Moldavite
Moldavite is highly valued for its metaphysical properties, believed to carry powerful energies from both Earth and extraterrestrial sources. Here are some of its metaphysical attributes:

Transformation and Change: Moldavite is often referred to as a stone of transformation, helping individuals undergo significant personal and spiritual changes.

Spiritual Awakening: It is said to awaken psychic abilities and enhance spiritual intuition, making it a popular choice for meditation and spiritual practices.

Chakra Alignment: Moldavite is believed to open and align all the chakras, particularly the heart, third eye, and crown chakras.

Protection: It offers spiritual protection by blocking negative energies and entities.

Connection with Higher Realms: Moldavite fosters a profound connection with higher realms and divine energies, aiding in communication with spiritual guides.

Past Life Regression: Its ability to transcend time makes it useful for past life regression and exploring one’s soul path.

Uses and Applications
Moldavite is used in various forms, including jewelry, meditation tools, and spiritual rituals. Its powerful vibrations are believed to amplify the energies of other crystals and enhance spiritual practices.

Conclusion
Moldavite’s unique combination of physical beauty and metaphysical power makes it a fascinating gemstone. Whether you are drawn to its extraterrestrial origins or its spiritual benefits, Moldavite offers a transformative experience for those who seek to connect with the deeper aspects of existence.

 

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