Purple Jade Meaning, Properties, and Uses
Purple Jade Meaning, Properties, and Uses
Joy• Happiness• Connection
Purple Jade Meaning,
Metaphysical Properties, & Benefits
Purple Jade is a stone of joy and happiness. It helps to purify the aura and releases any negative feelings or inhibitions.
Purple Jade opens the soul to spontaneity and inspires you to appreciate life for what it is. It evokes a positive outlook on life and helps you to move forward on your spiritual journey.
Purple Jade can assist in breaking down barriers you may have imposed on yourself.
Purple Jade can help connect us to others, especially those who may fill the teacher role in your life. It allows for expansion, freedom, and forgiveness.
Purple Jade Associations
Purple Jade Zodiac, Chakra, & Element
- Purple Jade is connected the zodiac of Libra.
- Purple Jade activates the Crown and the Third Eye Chakras. It opens the mind to clarity and the ability to discern truth.
- It also resonated with the Earth element.
How to Use Purple Jade
How to Wear
Purple Jade is perfect to wear in jewelry form, especially as a pendant and bracelet.
It helps to protect and regulate our aura, making it an ideal stone for empaths and energy sensitive people.
Carry Purple Jade tumbled stone with you when you are on-the-go to help you feel its calm peaceful energy, you can place it in your pocket or purse.
In the Home
In addition to wearing or carrying Purple Jade it can also be placed in the home.
The best placement would be in the south area of your home or room.
It will boost the energies in this space and invite more positive energies in.
You can also present a gift of Purple Jade to someone who has been disappointed or hurt in love. Its healing energies will promote emotional support and help the person work through hurt, sadness, and bitterness.
Cleansing
To cleanse, Purple Jade is a water-safe crystal, so you can hold your stone under running water for one minute to cleanse, then use a towel to dry it off.
You can also use your preferred method of smoke cleansing, soil from the earth, sound cleansing, or placing it underneath a full moon.
You can also try:
Create a saturated saltwater solution and submerge your purple jade in it for up to 24 hours.
Bury lavender jade in the garden and leave it to cleanse for up to 48 hours.
Leave your stones under the light of the full moon once a month, retrieving them the following morning.
Burn herbs or incense over lavender jade, setting the intention for cleansing with your mind’s eye.
Lay purple jade on a bed of Himalayan salt, and leave it for 48 hours. Alternatively, store your stone on the salt whenever it’s not in use, keeping it cleansed at all times.
Place lavender jade on any self-cleansing stone, such as selenite, and leave them together for up to 24 hours.
Purple Jade Products
Geology of Purple Jade
The term “Jade” can refer to either Jadeite or Nephrite, Purple Jade is always going to be a Jadeite form of Jade. The color ranges from lilac to deep purple, and usually contains white specs from spotted Quartz inclusions.
Both varieties of Jade are most often found in metamorphic rocks, but Jadeite is typically formed by high-pressure metamorphism. High-pressure metamorphism occurs when two tectonic plates collide and one is being pushed underneath the other. This is known as subduction.
Jadeite is often mined as pebbles and boulders in secondary alluvial deposits. It can also be mined at its primary location in rocks and sheets.
Fun fact! Purple jade is technically a rock, not a mineral, and contains minor albite, tremolite, and traces of aegirine and aegirine-augite. That beautiful and rare purple lavender color you see is caused by manganese.
On Mohs scale of mineral hardness Purple Jade grades from a 6 to 7, which means that it’s very durable and hard.
Purple Jade is mined in Turkey, Japan, Russia, and Myanmar.
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