Lune en Agate Druzy, Quartz & Calcédoine

It takes its name from the river Achates, currently Dirillo, in Sicily where it was discovered.

Agate is often associated with gods and goddesses. In Greek mythology, it represents Gaia, goddess of the wild earth and nature. The Celts associated it with Ceridwen, the Welsh goddess of death and fertility. The Romans associated it with Aurora, the goddess of the dawn.

Throughout the centuries it was used to make vases, ornaments and receptacles.

- Sacred, Heart & Coronal

- Libra, Leo, Scorpio, Taurus & Virgo

Purification methods (1x per month)

- In clear water : Run under cold water for a few minutes (ideally spring, rain or river water)

- By fumigation : Light sage or purification incense and pass the Stone through the smoke

- The Tibetan or crystal bowl: Place the stone inside and vibrate for at least 5 minutes or according to your feelings

Recharging methods (after purification)

- On a cluster or an Amethyst geode: To place on top

- At the Moon: Place on a windowsill or outside for 1 night at the Moon, ideally full

- In the Sun: Expose to the sun for a few hours

- On a Flower of Life: Figure of sacred geometry, it recharges Minerals