Meaning & Story
Prehnite was first identified in South Africa in the 18th century and named after Dutch Colonel Hendrik Von Prehn, who was credited with bringing the stone to Europe. Traditionally believed to be a stone of prophecy and dream recall, it was traditionally associated with the Heart Chakra and was used in meditation practices to foster a deeper connection with one's inner self. In various cultures, prehnite was traditionally used as a protective stone, thought to create a shield around the aura. Its calming energy was traditionally believed to help release worries and bring about a sense of peace.
Zodiac & Chakra
Prehnite is traditionally associated with the zodiac sign Libra and is linked to the Heart Chakra, making it a popular choice for those seeking emotional balance.
Care
Clean prehnite gently using lukewarm water and a soft cloth.