Haematite Gemstone

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Haematite stone (sometimes spelt Haematite), known for its wonderful grounding, stable, and healing energy, is well-used in ancient healing traditions. It was also known as the "Atmaratna", and many spiritual seekers used it to get the blessings of the planet Mars (Mangal). Since the Hematite comes in the colours from bright red to dark red, it was named Haematite, because in the Greek language, the word "Haima" refers to blood. More interestingly, the Hematite is also known as the stone of grounding and mental discipline. It is believed that Haematite's grounding energy helps the wearer stay rooted, focused, and emotionally balanced during stressful or uncertain phases of life. Read More About Benefits Who Should Wear Quality & Pricing FAQs What is Hematite (Atmaratna)? Haematite is an ore of iron oxide mineral and is known to be one of the most important iron ores. Despite its shiny grey-black metallic appearance, Haematite ore leaves a mystic reddish-brown streak when scratched. It is used in beads, cabochons, rings, bracelets, and other Haematite jewellery. Spiritually, Hematite is believed to stabilize the connection between mind, body, and Earth by drawing excess energy downward. Its resonance with the energy of the planet Mars (Mangal Graha) makes it bless the wearer with stability, generosity, courage, prosperity, and wellness. You might also find it by the names "Turgan and Black Alaskan Diamond" in many places. There's also another kind of hematite called Iron Rose Hematite. When you look at it, you realize that it is one of nature's own creative phenomena. The Iron Rose Haematite crystal comes in a tabular formation looking like a rose with petals. Like all other haematite, they have a metallic luster, a red streak, and care quite brittle in form. The Hematite Stone Benefits In spite of Hematite's mirror-like appearance, it has always been considered a beautiful and aesthetic stone in jewellery. While silver Haematite makes the wearer look no less tha