Cerussite

Weighs 85.9 grams

Measures  65mm x 50mm x 30mm

This exquisite specimen has several small well formed crystals growing on a Galena base and also has several Orange Barite blades present.

Cerussite is an excellent healing crystal for grounding and assisting in feeling comfortable in the environment. It is helpful for people who feel that the earth is not their natural home by making the soul feel at home wherever it finds itself. Cerussite may also form a star shaped or record keeper crystal. These precious stones attune to higher wisdom and karmic purpose. Meditating with this stone can reveal the unique secrets it holds for you. The star is said to assist in extraterrestrial contact. Cerussite helps to explore past lives that were not on earth and in recognizing people from past lives and the place they hold in the present. It explains why you chose to come to earth, the lessons you are learning, the task you have to do, and the gifts you bring to advance the evolution of humanity. Cerussite is beneficial for travel as it reduces jet lag and help one to adjust to a different culture. It is very useful for making short term compromises and adjustments to situations to which inner resistance is strong. Cerussite promotes decision making, stimulates growth, teaches how to become flexable and how to take responsibility, relieves tension and anxiety, shows how to adapt to necessary change, instils the ability to be tactful in any situation, and helps promote extroversion rather than withdrawal. Cerussite enhances communication making correspondence easy and lends the ability to listen attentively.

Cerussite used as a healing crystal can provide vitality and energy especially where an illness has persisted for some time. It aligns the nervous system, treating involuntary movements and strengthening the muscles and bones. It overcomes insomnia and nightmares and is beneficial for Parkinson's and Tourette's Syndrome.

Cerussite (also known as lead carbonate or white lead ore) is a mineral consisting of lead carbonate (PbCO₃), and an important ore of lead. The name is from the Latin cerussa, white lead. Cerussite crystallizes in the orthorhombic system and has a hardness of 3 to 3.75