ENHANCE THE STONE'S ABILITIES, JOY - SUCCESS - WEALTH
symbolizes joy and pleasure; it is believed to attract success and wealth to its wearer. It is recommended to have it as a talisman for people who are not indifferent, who go through life courageously, with an active attitude toward life. The "Vegetable" frame enhances the spiritual power of the stone.






The color of the mineral is in a way “responsible” for the changes.
HEALTH EFFECTS
ZODIAC SIGNS
When determining who it is suitable for and for whom the stone is unnecessary, it should be kept in mind that the astrological properties of the universal mineral affect representatives of the zodiac signs differently:
From the perspective of esotericists, there is no single zodiac sign for which augite would be contraindicated. Magical properties are not affected by name, clothing, or hair color. Anyone can use a gemstone to foster the growth of material prosperity, happiness, and new successes. You can wear it on any finger.The stone from the pyroxene group is very widespread. The appearance is modest because the color is dark – from green with a hint of brown to black. But the mineral’s inner radiance reaches in various shades. Unlike its counterparts, which only begin to shine after polishing, augite shines even without any treatment. It is used as an inlay in jewelry making. More in demand as a collection material.
SITE
The mineral is found on most continents.
HISTORY AND TRADITION
The fact that Augita is rightly called heavenly is not surprising. Scientists have proven that meteorites falling to Earth contain various types of augite. Studies of lunar soil samples have also shown that the particles that make up this mineral are found in the regolith.
Augite was found in the vicinity of the Saxon town of Freiberg. At the mining academy, the mineralogist A. taught. Werner, who studied and described the gemstone at the end of the 18th century. century. He also gave the mineral a name that, according to some of Werner's colleagues, does not suit the stone.The mineral was stored in the academy's warehouses for a long time. After thoroughly examining the sample under a magnifying glass and conducting a series of studies, the professor came to the conclusion: despite the sample’s “dull” appearance, give it the name “augite,” that is, “sparkling.” The stone was assigned to the flint group.
PHYSICAL PROPERTIES
The mineral is a multicomponent silicate. Depending on which element predominates, augites are distinguished into those with more magnesium, those with more iron, and those in which they are evenly distributed. In addition to these two metals, the composition of augites contains, to a greater or lesser extent, chromium, calcium, aluminum, titanium, sodium, and aluminum.
| Property | description |
|---|---|
| Formula | (Ca,Na)(Mg,Fe,Al,Ti)(Si,Al)2O6 |
| Hardness | 5 - 6.5 |
| Density | 3.2 - 3.6 g / cm |
| Crystal system | Monoclinic |
| Fracture | The mineral is flexible, elastic, splits into sheets |
| Cleavage | Average over {110} |
| Luster | Glass |
| transparency | Translucent or opaque |
| Color | Black and greenish |
Other names for the mineral are augite spar, volcanic schorl, violatite. Types of minerals are:
When weathered, augite becomes similar to opal. The stone looks dull. Samples with a reddish, yellow, or purple tint are valued, but the crystals are usually brownish-green and greenish-black. When melted, it turns into glass. The coloration is uneven, which is why landscape motifs appear - outlines of a river, a tree, a flower, a rock. The stone forms perfectly smooth surfaces when split thanks to the perfect cleavage of its layers.