These rough stones measure approximately 2" x 1½” x 1"

Size is approximate and may vary slightly from piece to piece.

Common Healing Properties of Lepidolite

You are surrounded by an ocean of calm. Lose yourself in the tranquility of this moment.

Colors: Pearlescent lilac to lavender to pink, often with sparkly flecks

Associated Chakras: 4th (Heart), 6th (Third Eye), 7th (Crown)

Zodiac Signs: Cancer, Gemini, Virgo

Elements: Earth, Air

Companion Flowers: Coral Bells

Companion Essential Oil: Violet

Companion Stone: Pink Tourmaline

Common Origins: Brazil, California

History

Lepidolite is a lithium-rich form of mica, whose name translates to “scaly stone” — very appropriately since you can usually flake off pieces with your fingernail. It’s very light to the touch, and lightens moods as well, evening out excessive highs and lows. Lepidolite can help people detach overly strong emotions and things that are simply out of one’s control. If crystals had mottos, lepidolite’s might be Not my circus, not my monkey! Lepidolite has been mined for a couple of centuries as a major source of lithium and certain rare minerals, including rubidium, which is used to date very old rocks. It has only come into wide use recently as a healing and magical stone.

Care and Safety:

As a form of mica, lepidolite is very soft and fragile, and layers can break off easily. It also contains aluminum, so please don’t use it in elixirs.

Crystal Healing is not meant to replace conventional medicine, but rather to complement and enhance it. Information within this site is metaphysical in nature and is by no means medical. Crystals should only be used with the understanding that they are not an independent therapy, but rather are just part of a holistic healing approach to wellness.

Rough Lepidolite for Emotional Stability