Beautiful in blue, the Kyanite stone comes from Greek word Kuanos or Kyanos which translates to ‘deep blue’, Kyanite has gone through a rich and varied naming process. It was once named Disthene from the meaning ‘two strengths’, and at different stages in its life, it has also been called Rhaeticide and Cyanite. The watery hues of Kyanite have been discovered across the globe, from Switzerland’s chocolate box scenes to Kenya’s golden ebb and flow, the velvet depths of India, lively Brazil, Russia, and even the USA. Our Kyanite comes from the Swiss Alps of Switzerland.

Barrier Crystals are rather rare and powerful. The Barrier crystals are useful when you want to protect yourself from such misadventures. They can aid you in your efforts to prevent mishaps and keep away from harm. The minerals that form in the triclinic, Barrier crystal structure are the true protection crystals.

Raw Kyanite

Kyanite is considered to be an aluminum silicate mineral, most often grown in nature to be a long-bladed crystal. It comes as transparent as gazing into a clear still water lake, and thanks to its heavenly hues look gorgeous when cut into the popular style of cabochon and finely faceted gemstones. Kyanite is considered to be something of an exotic gem, but far from just a pretty face, it comes enriched with deep healing properties.

Humming with high vibrations, seemingly free from gathering toxic energies, and as pure and cleansing as swimming in the Aegean Sea, Kyanite is all about the feelgood flow. 

It is one of the few minerals that does not require cleansing or recharging as it does not hold negative energies.

It’s this magical mix of grounded behavior and spiritual thinking that open doorways, heal old wounds, and keep you on the path to your own true purpose.