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Snowflake epidote: pistachio green tumbled stones
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Raw epidote on a black metal stand: small 13 cm mineral specimen
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Four stone shapes – epidote
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Green epidote: 11 cm obelisk and set of points with raw base
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Epidote is a calcium, aluminium and iron silicate, olive green to dark green in colour. It often occurs as elongated crystals or in masses mixed with other minerals.
- Colour: olive green to dark green.
- Family and hardness: silicate (sorosilicate); Mohs hardness 6 to 7.
- Traditional symbolism: With its deep green shade, it is traditionally associated with renewal and personal growth.
- Care: Lukewarm water, soft cloth; handle raw crystals with care, as their points are fragile.
We know of no common treatment or imitation of epidote, but it is often sold raw, in pieces mixed with its host rock. We state what we know about each product.
Profile: Epidote
| Colour | olive green to dark green |
|---|---|
| Mineral family | silicate (sorosilicate) |
| Hardness (Mohs scale) | 6 to 7 |
| Contact with water | yes |
| Sun exposure | yes |
| Traditional symbolism | With its deep green shade, it is traditionally associated with renewal and personal growth. |
| Traditional chakra | heart |
| Care | Lukewarm water, soft cloth; handle raw crystals with care, as their points are fragile. |
| Good to know | We know of no common treatment or imitation of epidote, but it is often sold raw, in pieces mixed with its host rock. We state what we know about each product. |
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The meanings given are traditions and symbolism, presented for their cultural and personal interest. They are not promises of results and do not replace the advice of a health professional.



