Pink Halite #9

Self Love • Purification • Healing 

These Pink Halite specimens are so stunning, these  pieces are from a dried up salt lake in San Bernardino, California. Pink halite is a rare and unique crystal that can only be found in a few locations around the world. Halite is also known as a form of rock salt or table salt. It can be found around salt lakes, specifically in dried lakebeds. Pink Halites are formed due to impurities in their crystal structure.

 Properties 

Pink Halite stones are believed to carry energies of love, compassion, forgiveness and understanding  and can help to release negative emotions and past traumas. It can help to reveal one’s own prejudice and judgement, lovingly guiding one to remove these emotional habits from one’s life. Pink Halite is an excellent stone for manifesting self-love, this is because Pink Halite blends the energies of the heart and solar plexus gently nudging you to live a healthier lifestyle or do what’s best for you whatever that may be. Pink Halite is also a stone of clarity. Its presence tends to dissolve foggy thinking, confusion, deception and doubt. It can really “clear” the air in many ways! It is recommended that those who work in environments of negativity or indirect communication.

Chakra

  Pink halite resonates with and activates the solar plexus chakra responsible for confidence and self-esteem. Its energy inspires self-acceptance, improving control over your life and decisions. It is also a strong heart healer resonating with the heart chakra promoting self love, compassion, forgiveness,the healing of emotions and foster healthy relationships with oneself and others.

 195gr

Properties: Positivity | Release | Calm | Well Being | Self-Love | Purification | Healing

Birthstone: October

Zodiacs: Cancer

Chakras: Heart + Solar Plexus

Rarity: Pink is rarer than regular Halite

Origins: Pink Halite is found only in Searles Lake, an endorheic dry lake in the Seares Valley of the Mojave Desert, California

Hardness MOHS: 2-2.5 

Chemical Composition: Sodium Chloride.  The pinkish coloration is from pigments (carotenoids) in halophilic archaea and algae that live in salty water.

Mineral Class:Halides

Care: It is important to note that, like many crystals, pink halite can fade over time when exposed to direct sunlight or heat. To preserve the color and integrity of your pink halite crystal, it is recommended to store it in a cool, dark place out of direct sunlight.