About Pollucite
A rare cesium-bearing zeolite mineral, typically colorless or white. It's a stone of serenity, promoting peace, aiding meditation, and facilitating interdimensional connection. (The main ore of cesium).
Primary Hues
Colorless, White, Grey, sometimes Pinkish or Bluish, often forms cubic-like crystals or massive
Metaphysical Properties
A stone of serenity and interdimensional connection. Believed to aid meditation, promote peace, and facilitate communication with higher realms.
Associated Tarot Cards
The Star
Type: Major Arcana
Rationale: Symbolizes serenity- healing- and spiritual connection- aligning with this zeolite-group mineral.
The Hierophant
Type: Major Arcana
Rationale: Represents higher wisdom and gentle guidance- resonating with Pollucite's energy.
Associated Deities
Kuan Yin
Pantheon: Buddhist
Domain: Compassion- Mercy- Healing
Rationale: Her gentle and compassionate healing energy aligns with Pollucite.
Sophia
Pantheon: Gnostic
Domain: Wisdom- Purity
Rationale: Sophia as the embodiment of pure wisdom connects to this stone.
Metaphysical Uses
Compassion & Serenity Meditation
Energy Blockage Clearing Visualization
Spiritual Connection Altar
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Geological & Scientific Details
Pollucite is classified as a tectosilicate minerals, zeolite group mineral which typically crystallizes in the isometric system. Its chemical formula is Cs(Si2Al)O6·nH2O. Common crystal habits include usually massive; rare crystals are normally trapezohedral or cubic.
Key Geological Properties:
- Mineral Category: Tectosilicate minerals, zeolite group
- Chemical Formula: Cs(Si2Al)O6·nH2O
- IMA Symbol: Pol[1]
- Crystal System: Isometric
- Predominant Geological Color: Usually colorless; also white, grey, pink, blue or violet
- Crystal Habit: Usually massive; rare crystals are normally trapezohedral or cubic
- Cleavage: None observed
- Luster: Vitreous to greasy
- Streak: White
- Diaphaneity: Transparent to translucent
Associated Minerals
- Zeolite Group (Analcime - structurally related)
- Lepidolite
- Spodumene
- Petalite
- Albite
- Quartz
- Tourmaline (found in highly evolved lithium-cesium-tantalum (LCT) granite pegmatites)