AGATE | AMETHYST | BLOODSTONE | CARNELIAN | CITRINE | FLUORITE | GARNET | HEMATITE | IOLITE | JADE | JASPER | LAPIS LAZULI | MALACHITE | MOONSTONE | MOSS_AGATE | PEARL | PERIDOT | QUARTZ | SODALITE | TIGER_EYE | TOURMALINE | TURQUOISE |
HEALING PROPERTIES:
A natural ferric oxide and iron-ore, Hematite possesses exceptional grounding
abilities. Helps you be at ease and keep nervousness at bay. Also a protective
stone, whenever you feel the need for protection and face challenge in panicky
situation, carry a Hematite stone with you. It could be crucial meetings, interviews
or legal matters ' a must for lawyers, as it also aids memory. On a spiritual
plane, it enhances astral projections, promotes balance, focus, convergence
and concentration of energy. Helps increase courage and will-power. Medically,
it is good for kidneys and heart ' for high BP patients it reduces rapid pulse;
helps coagulation and purifies blood.
PHYSICAL CHEMICAL PROPERTIES:
Hematite is an
ore of iron, composed of
Iron oxide or
Fe2O3.
Hematite |
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Chemical Formula | Fe2O3 | Hardness | 6.50 |
Specific Gravity | 5.20 | Refractive Index | 2.94 - 3.22 |
ORIGIN HISTORY:
Hematite or Haematite (as it also sometimes known as,) derives its name from the
Greek word haem (blood ) in allusion to its red color. Ancient Egyptians used
hematites as ornamental objects placed inside their tombs. Red ochre was used by
prehistoric artists in their cave paintings. Nowadays hematite may also be used
as a polishing powder and as a paint pigment.