Mookaite is a nurturing stone that supports and sustains during times of stress. It brings peace and a feeling of wholeness. Mookaite helps us with decision making, especially when we are having a difficult time. It encourages versatility and helps us to accept change.

How do you charge a Mookaite?

For one, you can simply soak the stone in a bowl filled with seawater for an hour or two. You can also bury it in sea salt to remove toxic energies from within. Being an earth stone, Mookaite benefits most when recharged with the energies of mother earth.

What is Mookaite stone?

Mookaite, also known as Mookaite Jasper, is a silicified porcellanite mineral that can also be fossiliferous (containing fossils within). Its only known locality is in an area known as the Windalia Radiolarite in Western Australia, which is said to have formed during the Cretaceous Period (145-66 million years ago).

Where do I put Mookaite?

Placing Mookaite in dark spaces in your home and bedroom where you feel the energy is dense or negative, will help bring brightness to the area. Mookaite is a fiery stone full of light and strength, use it in any situation or place where you feel you need this kind of energy and protection in your life.

How do you cleanse Mookaite?

Simply wash it well and keep it in your drinking water overnight. This can help in balancing the minerals in your body and in purifying your blood.

How old is Mookaite?

The higher concentrations of iron and silica at the Mooka Station deposits, has produced this unique example of Radiolarite we know as Mookaite. This formation is from the Early Cretaceous period, or around 120 million years old. Mookaite is fashioned into many items such as jewellery, carvings and ornaments.

What element is Mookaite?

Mookaite is a form of Jasper, a silicon dioxide mineral composed of sub-microscopic Quartz grains) with a hardness of 6.5 to 7. In Jasper the Quartz microcrystals are laid out in sugar like grains rather than fibrous layers as found in Chalcedony.

What is Mookaite made of?

Mookaite is made up predominantly of the microscopic remains of minute aquatic organisms called radiolaria. The scientific name for mookaite is windalia radiolarite. The radiolaria measured 0.1 to 0.2 millimetres and produced intricate mineral skeletons.

What Colours are Mookaite?

Mookaite Colors
Yellow.Pink.Purple.Multi-color.Red.

How do you set crystals intentions?

Setting intentions can be a powerful way to become more clear on the direction that you want to take your life.

Follow this simple four-step process to create crystal-clear intentions.
Step 1: Connect with the right crystal. Step 2: Cleanse and clear. Step 3: Set your intention. Step 4: Revisit the energy.

What stones can’t get wet?

Common stones that can’t get wet include: amber, turquoise, red coral, fire opal, moonstone, calcite, kyanite, kunzite, angelite, azurite, selenite. A good rule of thumb: Many stones that end in “ite” are not water-friendly.)

What crystals should not be put in the sun?

Quartz crystals include Rose, Citrine, Smoky, Amethyst and much more. Unfortunately due to traces of minerals such as manganese, iron, or titanium, Quartz can not be left in the sun for very long or it will lose its precious color.

Is Mookaite a fossil?

Mookaite is found in the 110 million year old Windalia Radiolarite formation which formed on a shallow, marine shelf. This is a fossiliferous formation which frequently contains casts of fossils such as ammonites and belemnites.