Geodes

At De Goudsbloem we have a varied collection of geodes. The most famous geodes are of the minerals:

– agate
– Amethyst
– rock crystal
– Calcite
– Citrine

Buying geode
Geode (mineralogy)
A geode or druse is a hollow or partially hollow, globe-shaped tubercle that is covered with crystals on the inside. Usually geodes are between 2.5 and 30 centimeters in size, but this can vary widely. They are found in sedimentary rocks and are sometimes very precious.

Origin
A geode consists of a thin but tight outer layer of silicates, usually filled with a layer of quartz crystals such as amethyst or smoky quartz, but may also contain rutile or calcite. There are also specimens whose cavity contains water. They are said to have formed as "bubbles" in the liquid magma that rose in a crater pipe during an eruption. Just as bubbles collect in boiling milk under the membrane that forms on the milk, gas bubbles get stuck in the magma. These gas-filled cavities persist after the magma solidifies and fill with saturated mineral solutions. A geode is formed as a layer of silica in a host chamber, usually a fossil cavity in the rock. The minerals in the water, which runs along the hardened outer shell, form crystals in the silica layer. Crystals then slowly grow in the cavities. Agate is formed in the same way.

If you weigh geodes and compare their weight, the lightest in weight can sometimes contain beautiful crystals. Geodes are sawed in half or broken in half with special pliers to reveal the interior.

Source: http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geode_(mineralogie)

Geodes Sites
The Geodes are mainly found in the soil of sedimentary and volcanic rocks. These are mainly found in Brazil, Uruguay, Mexico, the United States, India, and Namibia. There are also areas within Europe where geodes are found. Especially in Germany, Hungary and Bulgaria.

Cleaning and charging
Geodes cleanse themselves and can charge and purify other gems and minerals. Place the stones in the geode for half to a full day volledig

Disclaimer:
It is and remains important to always use medical help where it is needed and while we try to share essential information in this site that could greatly benefit everyone's health, it is not intended to encourage anyone to take medical care. exclude help. On the contrary! Always seek help from your doctor in case of complaints!

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Citrine geodes

What are geodes?
A geode is a partially hollow, globe-shaped tubercle that is covered with crystals on the inside. They formed as gas bubbles in the liquid magma that rose in a crater pipe during an eruption of a volcanic eruption. These gas-filled bubbles persisted after the magma solidified and filled with saturated mineral solutions. This allowed beautiful crystals to form.

The geodes are thus often found in volcanic areas. The geodes can be very small or very large. You can see this particularly well with Amethyst from Uruguay or Brazil. The geodes are usually cut in half and cracked with special pliers. The saw cut is often polished.

Citrine
The name is derived from the Latin word citrina due to its light yellow citrus color (due to its iron content). From the earliest times, citrine was called the "sun stone" and it was thought that the gemstone could trap sunlight and was useful in protecting against snake bites. The color was associated with gold and it became known as the merchant's stone. It was thought to improve communication and attract wealth. For the Romans it was the stone of Mercury, the messenger god.

Amethyst Geodes

Amethyst
Amethyst is related to the rock crystal and promotes spiritual clarity, awareness of spirituality and recognition of spiritual reality. Amethyst gives us a sense of justice and a sharp judgmental ability and thus creates honesty and sincerity. Good for conflict management, acceptance and inner peace. Amethyst promotes spiritual growth and provides insights. Does it have a purifying and soothing effect on the environment, very suitable for therapeutic areas.