The Meanings of Pink Smithsonite

 
Description of meanings of Pink Smithsonite

Pink Smithsonite

Pink Smithsonite

Pink Smithsonite has the meaning and properties of calming emotions. It is a gemstone to gently heal the heart disturbed by stress. It will help to ease "tension", "sadness", "anger" and "anxiety". It prevents negative energy from stagnating in the body.


Pink Smithsonite has the meaning and properties of giving hints for problem solving. It is a gemstone to change "negative flow" to "positive flow". You will obtain a chance to get through the pinch nicely. It is also recommended when you wish for a "revival" or "revolution".


Pink Smithsonite has the meaning and properties of releasing the dormant potential energy. It is a gemstone to bring out 100% of the ability to be originally performed. It puts an end to a hazy daily life. It is an amulet to strongly support the acquisition of "success" and "good luck".


Smithsonite is a gemstone composed of "Zinc (Zn)" + "Carbon (C)" + "oxygen (O)". It is classified as "Carbonate Mineral". It is an ore from which Zinc can be extracted. "Smithsonite" was named after the mineralogist, "J. Smithson".


Smithsonite is a colorful gemstone. The color changes depending on the included impurities. The relationship between colors and inclusions is as follows.
- Pink -> "Cobalt (Co)" or "Manganese (Mn)"
- Blue or green -> "Copper (Cu)
- Yellow -> "Cadomium (Cd)"
In the case that any impurities are not included, it becomes colorless. The basic Smithsonite power displays by using any color. Depending on the component to be included, the little extra power will be attached.


High-quality Smithsonite is transparent. In addition, if the color is more beautiful, it will be processed into a decorative item. It has a gentle impression of pastel colors. A beautiful luster comes out when it is polished.


The distribution volume of Pink Smithsonite is small. Most gemstone shops will not deal with it. If you need it, please look for a gemstone shop that is strong in rare stones. "Bracelets", "necklaces" or "raw stones" etc. are available. Since it is a rare stone, it is more expensive than general gemstones.


Pink Smithsonite has the meaning and properties of enhancing the attractiveness of the owner. It is a gemstone to attract the heart of someone the owner loves. It is useful when the development of a relationship is wished. It will help the owner to realize the relationship of loving with each other.


Pink Smithsonite has the meaning and properties of overcoming past traumas. This is a gemstone to strongly break the negative chain from the past. It will end the flow of "tears of the heart". It is an amulet to lead the owner straight to a future without complicated human relationships.

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Hayasaka Yoshino

Author Hayasaka Yoshino

Hayasaka Yoshino is a stone healer that usually works in Tokyo area, Japan. Yoshino is also famous as a fortune teller and seen over 10,000 people. "Fortune-telling counseling", which finds out the best gemstone for the client, received a high reputation. Representative director of LWE Co., Ltd.

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