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This piece weighs 50g and measures 4.5cm x 3.5cm x 3cm.

Named by Abraham Gottlob Werner in 1817 after John Henry Vivian (August 9, 1785 - February 10, 1855), an English (Welsh-Cornish) politician, mine owner, and mineralogist living in Truro, Cornwall and discoverer of the mineral. Vivianite is a bluish mineral sometimes encountered in archaeological deposits. It is notable for its tendency to change colour from white or greyish to blue on exposure to air. Vivianite requires specific conditions for its formation-sources of iron, phosphate, and water, as well as low levels of oxygen and sulphide. Microbial activity is also thought to play a part in Vivianite formation.

These Vivianite nodules from Anglesea Victoria can be up to 200mm across and have been found washed ashore from submarine outcrops of black carbonaceous and pyritic Anglesea Sand Beds. The Vivianite nodules from Demons Bluff occur in 2 forms- crystalline and non-crystalline. The crystalline nodules when opened are generally dark blue and have a crystalline structure radiating towards the centre. Some of these nodules have cavities towards the centre which are lined with dark blue green stubby crystals of Vivianite usually no more than 3mm across. The non-crystalline nodules (which are the most common form at Demons Bluff) are massive and compact and when first exposed to light can be very pale green-white. In time they turn darker blue/green. Many sources of information advise keeping away from strong light, however polished specimens (which best display the patchy/mottled structure of the nodule) such as these tend to hold the original colour.

Vivianite embodies a deep heart based vibration and this unusual coloured stone has a quite beautiful blue-green frequency that has a strong action to aid emotional healing. This energy is helpful to assist you to release any negativity from your thinking. It is a valuable stone to support communication and it helps you to have a more compassionate ability to share information with others. The vibration of Vivianite may also inspire clearer and more harmonious communication. This Stone May also help to remove any discordant energy from your aura.

This stone's vibration stimulates in most people feelings of deep compassion for others especially for those who need help after some sort of trauma or upheaval. Vivianite are useful for a number of reasons including to relieve stress and burnout and to inspire clearer communication. They are worthwhile to use for meditation as they may help to boost your intuition, and one of its best uses is to have it close in your daily meditation.

Vivianite is a stone that helps one dive deep into their heart, healing wounds old and new. It brings gentleness and awareness to some who may not normally tend to share these qualities while bringing compassion about yourself and others around you. Vivianite is a stone full of peace and love and will relight the care you may have lost for the closest people around you.

As well as unlocking the heart, Vivianite also assists in removing negativity and unwanted energies from your mind, body, and auric field. For people who are dealing with depression and anxiety about yourself, Vivianite is highly recommended for you. It will help take away that feeling of “being uncomfortable in your own skin” and aid in embracing the beauty in yourself.