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Creedite
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According to crystal healers Creedite helps one discover how best to express
oneself and intuitively understand other people. |
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Creedite is believed by crystal healers to assist in aligning the throat and
crown charkas. Physically, it is believed to be beneficial to the body's cleansing
system and useful for blood detoxification. It is also believed to benefit
the nervous system by aiding in the transmission of nerve impulses. |
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Just The Facts |
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Creedite is a rare sulfate found as an accessory to highly oxidized ore bodies.
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Apart from an attractive purple, Creedite also occurs in white and colorless. |
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Creedite’s crystals are found in a prismatic form with a dome termination
and an acicular form in which a group of crystals radiate from the center.
The latter is very unique and highly sought after by collectors. |
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Creedite has been found in association with several other minerals including
Limonite, Cassiterite, Fluorite, Adamite and Vanadamite. While Purple Creedite
can be confused with Adamite, Creedite is differentiated by its lesser luster. |
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Creedite has been found in Greece, Kazakhstan, Mexico, South Africa and U.S.A. |
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The Santa Eulalia deposit in Mexico currently produces the world’s most beautiful
Creedite. Some Creedite found there has such an attractive purple color with
Quartz-like clarity that they were originally thought to be Amethyst. |
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