Tree Agate Tumbled Stone

Name: Tree Agate Tumbled Stone
SKU: H529
Price: 3.00 AUD
Availability: InStock

Add a beautiful quality Tree Agate Tumbled Stone to your crystal collection. These tumbled stones have a white canvas with intricate patterns of green tones. This crystal is believed to help you connect with Nature spirits and the Devic Realm. It is a wonderful ally for those engaged in earth healing practices.

Tumbled stones are a great way to carry the energy of the crystals with you in your daily life. Put them in your pocket, purse or wear them in a pouch. You can also sleep with them under your pillow, make a grid in your home or office, use them in a crystal healing body layout or soak with them in a bath.

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Tree Agate Meanings

Stability, persistence, grounding

Chakras: base, heart

Element: Earth

Zodiac Sign: Virgo, Gemini

Number: 1

Tree Agate Crystal Healing Properties

Tree Agate brings peace and stability to the emotional body. It soothes and promotes inner calm, allowing us to move forward with greater determination. The deep, clear energy of Tree Agate connects us with Earth energy and the bounty of nature. Tree Agate can assist with manifesting ones desires and reaching goals by magnifying the energy of one’s intention.

History and Uses

Throughout history Tree Agate, also known as Moss Agate, has been connected with agriculture and gardening as it is thought to improve the growth of plants. Tribal people used it to communicate with nature spirits and promote earth healing by influencing weather patterns. Traditionally it has been used to assist midwives and new mothers during birthing. Like all Agates it vibrates at a low steady frequency bringing slow, gentle and deep healing to the root cause of issues.

Geological Description

Agate is a form of banded Chalcedony, a mineral of the quartz group. It has a trigonal crystal structure and a hardness of 7. Moss Agate is not banded so is not strictly an Agate in scientific terms. Many of the best specimens come from India.