Chrysolite stones (olivine) have a very rich history. Their beauty and useful properties were appreciated by the pharaohs in Ancient Egypt. This stunning green stone was often used for decorating - with its help more than one banquet hall was decorated. Chrysolite perfectly reflects light, and this was one of the main reasons for its use in construction. In antiquity, torches mainly served as lighting for rooms, and chrysolite surfaces from bright flashes of fire very beautifully shimmered, giving the room a truly magical and enchanting look.
Subsequently, many stones, including chrysolite , migrated to the Romans, who were hunting for various kinds of jewelry. In ancient Rome, the mineral began to be used for the production of jewelry: rings, earrings, necklaces. In addition, figurines and even magnifying glasses were made of chrysolite - these stones were so multifaceted.
Chrysolite in Russia was no less popular than among the ancient Romans and Egyptians. In particular, this stone was often used as a decoration for religious objects. It’s enough to recall the famous “Trinity” performed by the artist Andrei Rublev: her salary is decorated with chrysolite scattering, which is designed to remind of Russian nature (light green olivine is very similar to young birch leaves).
Today, when many again turned their attention to precious stones, chrysolite is again at the peak of its popularity. This stunning in its beauty stone is used by world-famous jewelers for the manufacture of exclusive jewelry: these are Cartier, Dior, and many other famous brands.
In addition to its value as a finishing material, the chrysolite gem (photo) has a lot of other useful qualities. The people believe that this mineral can protect its owner from the evil eye, spoilage and other negative influences. In addition, olivine is considered one of the most powerful amulets against any danger associated with fire: burns, fire and even fire. According to popular beliefs, he can also save his owner from various disasters, accidents and other unpleasant situations.
Chrysolite is often called the talisman of unlucky people. He is able to bring good luck and success to any person, even if before this fortune carefully turned away from him. Olivine is very useful for single males: a stone will help increase its host's sexual attractiveness for women. A decoration or a figurine made of chrysolite will also be necessary for a married couple: they will bring prosperity and prosperity to the house, as well as help people loving each other to maintain this wonderful feeling for many years.
Chrysolite is a stone whose zodiac sign can be, in fact, anything. However, astrologers still distinguish several constellations for which chrysolite is more suitable than for the rest. These are Gemini, Virgo, Libra, Leo and Capricorn.
Olivin is a universal stone, all the positive and useful qualities of which are difficult to list. With it, they fight insomnia, increase well-being, and attract the attention of the opposite sex. Chrysolite jewelry is recommended to be worn on the left hand.