Yellow Chrysolite
Chrysolite: A golden yellow variety of peridot. Also called precious olivine, it is a mineral that can be found in the layer below the earth's crust .
It is also known as chrysolite from the ancients "chrysolithos", meaning "golden stone". It has an oily look which looks something like olive oil. Good crystals are more valuable than cut stones, so are usually purchased by mineral collectors.
Inspires healing, renewal, purification, rebirth and growth. It alleviates anger, jealousy and irritation.
According to some, the name is from Topazos, a small island in the Red Sea, where the Romans obtained a stone which they called by this name, but which is now called chrysolite.
Chrysolithos - Also known as peridot and chrysolite from the ancients "chrysolithos", meaning "golden stone". It has an oily look which looks something like olive oil. Peridot has been mined on St. John.
Chrysolithos - Also known as peridot and chrysolite from the ancients "chrysolithos", meaning "golden stone". It has an oily look which looks something like olive oil. Peridot has been mined on St. John's Island (known in Arabic as Zibergit) for more than 3000 years. Peridot may be from the Arabic, "faridat" which means gem.
Dissipates confusion, improves memory. Enhances success, prosperity and happiness. Encourages friendliness. Intensifies faith. Increases longevity. Promotes accomplishments. Historically associated with repelling the "Evil Eye." Reputed to cure fevers, invigorate blood flow and increase secretion of milk in nursing mothers. Benefits colic, kidney stones, consumption and feminine discomfort. Vibrates to the number 3