Aegirine and White Feldspar Specimen

Aegirine, also known as Acmite, is a sodium iron silicate mineral commonly formed in the alkali-rich volcanic rock. It was discovered in 1835 in Norway and got its name from Ægir, the Scandinavian god of the sea. Aegirine is said to assist one in removing negative and sluggish energy, allowing for one to be energized, replenished, and rejuvenated.It is known for unearthing buried emotions, self-sabotaging methods, and allowing one's strengths to surface.