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Septarian Palmstone
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Gorgeous Septarian palmstone with stunning Septarian petterns
 
Septarian
Stone of Calm
Root and Sacral Chakras
Taurus
 
Holistic Healing:
Traditionally associated with calm, grounding and clear, patient thinking. In crystal lore it is also linked to the bones and muscles, to the skin, and to patience, confidence and speaking well in public.
 
Metaphysical Traditions:
Regarded in tradition as a nurturing "dragon stone" that helps you speak with confidence.

Septarian Palmstone

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About Septarian  –

 

Septarian nodules are rounded concretions of hardened mud whose cracked interiors have filled with golden calcite and sometimes brown aragonite. Cut and polished, they show a striking network of yellow veins against grey-brown stone. The best-known pieces come from Utah and Madagascar.

 

They formed on ancient sea floors as minerals cemented mud around a core; the nodules later dried and cracked, and the cracks filled with crystallised calcite.

 

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Cool Facts  –

 

Septarian nodules formed 50–70 million years ago as mud balls around dead sea creatures; the mud shrank and cracked, and the cracks filled with yellow calcite and brown aragonite.

 

The name comes from the Latin septum, meaning a partition or wall, for the crystal-filled cracks that divide it.

 

The best pieces come from Utah and Madagascar.

 

The name comes from the Latin 'septum', a partition, for the dividing walls of crystal inside; New Zealand's famous Moeraki Boulders are giant septarian concretions.

 

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