Orange Calcite 3D Butterflies

Joy • Optimism • Inspiration 

Going with the theme of Autumn we had these beautiful Orange Calcite 3D Butterflies custom made. Valued both for its beauty and metaphysical properties, Orange Calcite has been utilised since ancient times, it brings warmth, joy and optimism and we can all use more of that. Orange Calcite is a mineral composed primarily of calcium carbonate, formed through geological processes in sedimentary environments. It typically crystallises in a trigonal structure, often exhibiting vibrant orange hues due to trace impurities. 

Properties

Orange calcite is a crystal known for its energizing and uplifting properties. It is believed to stimulate creativity, motivation, and positivity, making it an excellent stone for those seeking inspiration or looking to enhance their zest for life. Orange calcite is thought to alleviate feelings of depression or lethargy, bringing a sense of joy, optimism, and vitality to those who use it.

Chakra

 Orange calcite is primarily associated with the Sacral Chakra, which governs emotions, creativity, and relationships. It helps to balance and activate this chakra, enhancing feelings of passion, creativity, and emotional well-being. Orange calcite can also stimulate the Solar Plexus Chakra, promoting confidence, motivation, and a sense of personal empowerment. Using orange calcite can harmonise these chakras, supporting emotional balance, creativity, and vitality.

Properties: Positivity | Warmth | Passion | Emotional Expression | Grounding | Energising | 

Birthstone: March

Zodiacs: Often associated with the zodiac sign Cancer. It can also be connected to Taurus and Leo due to its grounding and energising properties.

Chakras: Sacral

Rarity: Orange calcite is not considered particularly rare. It is fairly common in the mineral world and can be found in several locations worldwide

Origins: Found in various locations around the world, including Mexico, Brazil, Peru, and the United States.

Hardness MOHS: 3 (on the Mohs scale of mineral hardness)

Chemical Composition: Calcium carbonate (CaCO₃)

Mineral Class:as part of the broader group of calcite minerals

Care: Keep your calcite away from high heat or direct sunlight for extended periods, as it can cause fading or damage the stone.