Contraindications of Shulai Stone's efficacy

Shulai stone is mainly composed of nutritional elements and various minerals. Its color is very beautiful, and it will become more beautiful after polishing. It can be worn or placed at ordinary times. Its effect is very great. There is no clear explanation of the specific taboos. As long as it does not destroy the Feng Shui of the home, it can be placed in a place where it is not easily touched.

Main Ingredients

Sugilite is composed of many kinds of mineral elements, including potassium, sodium, iron, lithium, etc.; but its basic element combination is silicon oxide. Chemical formula: (K'Na)(Na"Fe)2(Li,Fe)Si12O30, belongs to hexagonal crystal system, hardness: 5.5-6.5, density 2.74(+0.05)g/cm3.

Nature Introduction

The appearance is a variety of opaque shades of purple and purple-red, sometimes even as deep as black, and its color tends to deepen with long-term wear.

The different levels of beautiful purple, plus the different shades, give the sugilite a mysterious and cool color. The wave shape framed in pure silver has a rough flavor, and the color of the pattern will change with the temperature!

Sugilite, known as the "Millennium Stone", is also the lucky stone for people born in February of the Western calendar. Sugilite is a rare and precious gemstone. Corresponding to the crown chakra, it has the energy characteristics of compassion, spirituality and wisdom. Dancer on the crystal stone recommends one of the crystal stones.

Sugilite, commonly known as Sugilite, is also the lucky stone for those born in February of the Gregorian calendar. In 1973, large-scale Sugilite was discovered in South Africa. It became a commercial variety in the 1970s. Sugilite's colors are characteristic dark blue, reddish purple and bluish purple, sometimes showing several different shades in bands and spots. Sugilite also often comes in yellow-brown, light pink, and black, but these are rarely used in jewelry. Sugilite is generally translucent to opaque, and gem-grade sugilite is bright translucent, similar to high-quality chalcedony, but is difficult to obtain. Sugilite has a glassy to resinous luster (waxy luster), and the gem is often dotted with black, brown and blue linear manganese-containing inclusions.

Sugilite (English name: sugilite), also known as the "Millennium Stone", is also the lucky stone for people born in February of the Gregorian calendar. Sugilite is a rare gemstone, known as the "national gemstone of South Africa". It is produced in small rock beads of nepheline syenite. Its main component is silicon oxide, and it also contains various metal elements such as potassium, sodium, iron, and lithium. It was discovered by a Japanese oil explorer, Mr. Kenichi Sugi, in 1944, and was named after him. However, it was not until 1979 that gem-quality sugilite was discovered in South Africa due to the collapse of part of the Wessel manganese mine. The total amount found at that time was about 5 tons, of which 360 kilograms could be used as gems.

The appearance is a mixture of various opaque shades of purple and purple-red, or even as deep as black. Royal purple is the highest quality color, and long-term wearing can make the color more brilliant. The different levels of beautiful purple and the varying shades give Sugilite a mysterious and cool color. It is a very special gem.

As an emerging gemstone material in the jewelry market, its gem mineralogy is still a blank in the research field. Routine gemstone testing shows that Sugilite samples are aggregate jades, mostly blue, purple and brown, with fine structures. Through electron probe and X-ray powder diffraction analysis, it was concluded that the main mineral component of the sugilite sample is sugilite, and it contains impurity minerals such as nautilus, aegirine, and quartz.