Many people use jade for its supposed healing properties. This article will teach you the meaning of jade, where to find jade, and how to use it.
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April 23, 2022
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Have you ever used the jade gemstone to assist with physical or mental healing? Do you believe in the healing power of crystals?Â
This article will cover the history of the jade gemstone, how jade can support physical health, the supposed mental and spiritual benefits that jade has, and a list of other healing crystals and shades of green. Read on to learn more about how jade can benefit you!Â
What Does Jade Mean?
According to Healing with Crystals and The Free Dictionary, jade is a green stone of Chinese origin. This stone is considered a sodium aluminum iron silicate that belongs to a group of minerals known as the pyroxene group.
While jade is not a traditional birthstone, the jade gemstone is associated with two zodiac signs: Libra and Taurus, both of which are ruled by Venus. In addition, jade is thought to bring about good fortune and good luck, and the jade stone is thought to heal the heart chakra.
People can find jade gemstones in China, New Zealand, Russia, Guatemala, Taiwan, and more. Jade can either be jadeite or nephrite.Â
Varieties of jade include green jade, nephrite Jade, the rarer yellow jade, black jade, white jade, lavender jade, blue jade, and imperial jade. Have you used any of these types of jade?Â
How Can Jade Supposedly Support Our Physical Health?Â
This stone is thought to be a master cleanser that can help the human body filter out toxins and support the health of filtration organs. People also associate the jade stone with supporting the health of the hips and kidneys. In addition, rumor has it that this stone can also help relieve stiffness and joint pain such as arthritis and bone problems.Â
People believe that different colors of jade can have different supposed effects on the body. For example, people believe that black jade can protect against different infections, that blue jade can calm inflammation, that green jade can strengthen your energy systems, and so on.Â
Have you used different colors of jade before?Â
How Can Jade Benefit Mental and Spiritual Health?Â
People have practiced the use of jade to benefit mental and spiritual well-being for many centuries. Many think that jade can help you look internally to determine the cause of different mental and emotional problems like emotional eating.Â
People also believe that jade can bring wisdom and protection to the wearer and good luck and friendship. In addition, this stabilizing stone helps connect the mind with the body and can release negative emotions and irritation.Â
Jade is a great tool for visualization. Many people use the Jade gemstone when they manifest something because this stone can attract good fortune, bring insightful dreams, and assist you with negotiations. This stone also keeps the mind active and sharp and can help you navigate different situations.Â
How to Reap the Benefits of Jade
To reap the benefits of the jade gemstone, many choose to wear jade jewelry like jade pendants and jade bracelets. It is thought that wearing jade will help the wearer utilize this stone’s powerful properties. Â
Other people decide to carry around a piece of jade to ward off negative energy. But, no matter how you decide to carry your jade with you, this stone may be able to enhance your well-being.
What Are Other Powerful Crystals?
There are a plethora of healing crystals with metaphysical properties in the world. You could pair one of these stones with a jade stone to reap different benefits, or you can use them separately on their own.Â
Do you own any of the below stones, and have you used them to assist with physical and spiritual healing?Â
- Apophyllite
- Turquoise
- Emerald
- Lemurian Seeded Crystal
- Red Phantom Quartz
- Citrine
- Spirit Quartz
- Rhodonite
- Smokey Quartz
- Celestite
- Desert Rose
- Zebra Marble
- Ametrine
- Malachite
- Nuummite
- Tiger’s Eye
- Hematite
- Agate
- Ruby
- Labradorite
- Selenite
- Calcite Golden
- Red Jasper
- Rose Quartz
- Septarian
- Amazonite
- Angelite
- Shungite
- Obsidian
- Tibetan Quartz
- Epidote
- Jasper Polychronic
- Moss Agate
- Serpentine
- Blue Lace Agate
- Tourmaline Black
- Moonstone
- Tiger Iron
- Aragonite
- Sapphire
- Fire Agate
- Sodalite
- Fluorite
- Carnelian
- Petrified Wood
- Crocidolite
- Aquamarine
- Pyrite Cube
- Amethyst
- Peridot
- Blue Quartz
- Clear Calcite
- Green Aventurine
- Shiva Lingam
- Chevron Amethyst
- Red Aventurine
- Clear Quartz
What Are Other Shades of Green?
Jade is also commonly used as a shade of green: jade green. However, there are several shades of green besides the color jade. Some of these are named for other green gemstones, while others are named after things in nature. Check out this list of shades of green from EG Gradient to learn more.Â
- Dartmouth Green
- Brunswick Green
- Lime Green
- Sea Green
- Kelly Green
- Phthalo Green
- Chartreuse Color
- Forest Green
- Apple Green
- Cyan Color
- Jungle Green
- Hooker’S Green
- Tea Green
- Robin Egg Blue
- Pear Color
- Moss Green
- Reseda Green
- Aquamarine Color
- Malachite Color
- Pastel Green
- Viridian Color
- Fern Green
- British Racing Green
- Olive Color
- Persian Green
- Hunter Green
- Light Green
- Honeydew Color
- Dark Green
- Feldgrau Color
- Shamrock Green
- Neon Green
- Spring Green
- Midnight Green
- Lime Color
- Turquoise Color
- Asparagus Color
- Lawn Green
- Screamin Green
- Islamic Green
- Emerald Green
- Harbor
- Yellow Green
- Harlequin Color
- Thyme
- Mint Color
- Teal Color
- Pine Green
- Myrtle Green
Conclusion
Jade is a healing crystal that is often green in color. This gemstone has been around for centuries, and people believe that jade has numerous healing properties for both physical health and mental and spiritual health.
 Additionally, jade is also a shade of the color green. Have you ever used the jade gemstone to support your physical and mental health?Â
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