- Color - Purple Jade
- Cut - Oval
- Origin - Burma
- Size- 8
Jade is a symbol of purity and serenity. Much prized in the East, it signifies wisdom gathered in tranquility. Jade is associated with the heart chakra* and increases love and nurturing. It is a protective stone, which keeps the wearer from harm and brings harmony. It is believed to attract good luck and friendship. Psychologically, Jade stabilizes the personality and integrates the mind with the body. It promotes self-sufficiency. Mentally, Jade releases negative thoughts and soothes the mind. It stimulates ideas and makes tasks seem less complex so that they can be acted upon immediately.
Emotionally, Jade is a “dream stone.” Placed on the forehead, it brings insightful dreams. It aids emotional release, especially of irritability. Spiritually, Jade encourages you to become who you really are. It assists in recognizing yourself as a spiritual being on a human journey and awakens hidden knowledge.
Physically, Jade is a cleansing stone, aiding the body’s filtration and elimination organs. It is the stone par excellence for the kidneys. Jadeite and Nephrite have the same healing properties but individual colors have specific attributes.
HEALING Jade treats the kidneys and supra-adrenal glands, removes toxins, rebinds cellular and skeletal systems, and heals stitches. It assists fertility and childbirth. It works on the hips and spleen. Jade balances the fluids within the body and the water–salt/acid–alkaline ratios.
Hall, Judy. The Crystal Bible (p. 152).
SIMMONS This stone fills one with mirth and happiness. Purple Jade is an excellent stone for purifying one’s aura and dispelling any negative feelings or attitudes that hold one back from experiencing the spontaneous joy of life. There is a lot of humor evoked by this gemstone, and it also enhances one’s appreciation of the perfection of Divine order in all things. Purple Jade is an asset when worn or carried by almost anyone, especially those who need to ‘lighten up’ and relax into the flow of life. Purple Jade can also aid one in letting go of self-imposed limitations and in maintaining one’s awareness that the abundance of the Universe is available to oneself.
Simmons, Robert; Ahsian, Naisha. The Book of Stones, Revised Edition: Who They Are and What They Teach (p. 256).