Collection: Lizarditas

Lizardite is one of the minerals in the serpentinite group, often found with a mix of greenish, bluish, or even yellowish hues. The name comes from the Lizard Peninsula in Cornwall, England, where this mineral was discovered. Due to its vibrant color and layered structure, lizardite is associated with flexibility and adaptability, as if showing that natural forms can change while maintaining their charm.

Main features and formation

• Serpentinite group: Formed when ultramafic rocks are transformed through metamorphism.
• Playful shades: Often seen in light green, yellowish, or even grayish tones.

Metaphysical properties

• Spirit of change: Reminds that sometimes you need to "dig through" your boundaries.
• Humble strength: Retains the earth's energy, promoting gentle yet firm growth.
• Reminder of nature: Greenness is associated with the earth's and vegetation's evolving cycle.

Spiritual benefit

• Creative motivation: The play of colors can inspire new ideas.
• Emotional security: Encourages not to fear change, understanding that it is a natural process.

Whether you choose Lizardite for its vibrant appearance or its symbolic flexibility, this serpentinite can help you break free from rigid attitudes. Let the playful greenness invite you to explore your own renewing nature and nudge you toward a more playful connection with the world.