Large Lemon Yellow Brucite Hagstone from Kharan District Pakistan

This listing is for the exact Brucite specimen you see pictured. Brucite was named after Archibald Bruce, who first described this mineral as "native magnesia" (magnesium hydroxide) when he unearthed it in Hoboken, NJ, in 1817. Brucite is a common mineral, and, can be found in over 450 localities spanning 46 countries. This specific coloration of Brucite, has only recently been discovered and comes from The Kharan District in Pakistan. They have been noted as the most exemplary find in coloration and quality, and, the only example of brucite ever taking on a yellow coloration. Brucite is composed of Magnesium Hydroxide Mg (OH)2 and is suspected to take its unique coloration from the possible oxidization of Iron. Magnesium is the 4th most abundant mineral in the body and plays many important roles in the health of the body and brain functions. Because Brucite is primarily consisting of Magnesium, it takes on a lot of its metaphysical properties from the healing qualities of Magnesium. Brucite could be an ally in one creating new things, fighting off fatigue, and assisting in attaining a more relaxed state. Allowing one to fully assimilate experiences in one's life, you might find that Brucite assists one in finding a more beneficial mental outlook. Magnesium helps one to assimilate things into the body, and, Brucite may help to allow one to process their experiences so they can continue to move forward. Some possible health benefits could be assistance with inflammation, migraines, cramps, and irritability. Obviously, though this stone may be a talisman in the intention of finding healing, you will still want to consult a medical professional for all of your health-related issues. Brucite's gift is said to bring about the ability to systematically receive and distribute information in one's life to allow one to let go of that which is stagnating our own energy.