Chrysoprase has a variety of colours, but mostly around a kind of apple green. It can be opaque or quite luminescent. Australia has some amazing chrysoprase – the image in the photo above is one that I bought from a group based in Western Australia, and it’s even prettier in person.

It is a stone of connection with the divine and feeling into wholeness and oneness. It’s said to help us to learn how to be faithful to our own hearts, truth and all of our relationships.

It’s a beautiful calming stone supporting an ability to look at things from a different and more creative perspective. It helps us to live in alignment with our values rather than acting impulsively. 

I find it a beautiful stone to support compassion and forgiveness – even of our very own selves.

Some have also found it to be a powerful stone for detoxification and support the liver – I haven’t used it that way (and prefer other stones for detoxification), but I would caution having it around the digestive organs too much if you have any sensitivities there. That said, in its elixir form it has been known to support stress-related stomach issues. 

Chrysoprase has been used by many to help them get a restful night’s sleep, and also to help with nightmares. 

And I just think it’s super pretty. Do you like chrysoprase? How do you like to use it?