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Mineral Name
Shattuckite
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Shattuckite is a copper silicate hydroxide mineral, Cu5(SiO3)4(OH)2. Wikipedia says it was first found in 1915 at the Shattuck Mine in Bisbee, Arizona, which gave it its name, that it is relatively rare, and that it usually occurs in a granular massive form or as fibrous needle-like crystals. Hall lists its colour as dark and light blue and turquoise, mottled, often small and tumbled, and from the United States. Hall associates it with a raised vibration, the third eye and throat chakras working in harmony, clear psychic vision and the ability to talk about what is seen, and strong protection during channelling. She also links it to automatic writing and telepathy, and to clearing past-life curses and commands to secrecy. She says to place it as suits the purpose. Her statements about health complaints and a spring tonic elixir are her own claims and are not vouched for here.

References

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Correspondences

Elements
No elements recorded.
Celestial Bodies
No celestial bodies recorded.
Zodiac Signs
No zodiac signs recorded.
Colours
Blue, Turquoise
Deities
No deities recorded.

Folk Names

No folk names recorded.

Categories

  • Communication
  • Harmony
  • Healing
  • Protection
  • Psychic Work

Substitutes

No substitutes recorded.

Forms

Crystal

Shattuckite as small, mottled, often tumbled pieces of blue and turquoise stone. Hall says to place it as appropriate.

References

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References

Notes

  1. Hall, Crystal Bible, under "Shattuckite".
  2. Wikipedia, under "Shattuckite."
  3. Hall, Crystal Bible, under "Shattuckite".

Bibliography

  • Hall, Judy. The Crystal Bible. London: Godsfield Press, 2012. (EPUB.)13
  • Wikipedia, under "Shattuckite." Accessed October 11, 2026. https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Shattuckite&oldid=1296280517. Open the Source (opens in a new tab)2
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