Druzy Dragon Statement Septarian

Also called “Dragon Stone,” Septarian has stunning natural patterns due to its unique formation. It came about during the Cretaceous Period about 50 million (yup you read that right) years ago as the beautiful result of ocean lines receding to reveal dried up balls of mud that encased decomposed minerals and sea life. As they shrank, they dried and cracked into unique patterns and distinct nodules. They have been found along the Gulf of Mexico to the Southernmost point of Utah, Madagascar, New Zealand, and anywhere that similar conditions exist. The minerals that make up Septarian include yellow Calcite, brown Aragonite, grey Limestone, and a white or clear Barite. Due to their unique formation, each piece has its own particular composition and distinctive inclusions. As such, these Septarian share similar energetic qualities but each have their own unique vibration based on their mineral composition.

This concretion stone offers a protective shield and assists in regulating your spiritual, mental, and physical prowess. It’s powerfully grounding, calming, nurturing, and healing. Septarian loves to be held. It emanates a sincere, loving energy pattern, and this makes it ideal for meditation, especially if you are doing work around recognizing and connecting to your higher truth. It will help you focus on what’s important when your mind is cluttered with information, which makes it an excellent tool for problem solving.

Septarian doesn’t just work on an individual level though it’s also excellent for facilitating collaboration. It’s often referred to as the “speaking stone” as it does wonders for the throat chakra and promoting authentic communication. It can be difficult to articulate your meaning clearly, especially in groups or public speaking settings, and Septarian works directly on this. Additionally, it works on the third eye and crown chakras to encourage patience, mental flexibility, and tolerance of others. As it amplifies and merges the energies around it and promotes understanding on an emotional level, it’s great for facilitating teamwork. I’ve been including this stone at Maven Meetings recently and I love to see how it brings out a really authentic, positive collaboration with me and my team.

These pieces have been hand selected for their unique patterns and distinctive nodules and inclusions.