Chrysocolla – Meaning
The name chrysocolla comes from the Greek “chrysos” (gold) and “kolla” (glue) — ancient goldsmiths once used a related substance to solder gold, and the name stuck to this look-alike turquoise-green stone. It’s a soft, delicate gemstone, which is why jewellery-grade pieces are often stabilised with a clear resin for durability.
In ancient Egypt, chrysocolla was believed to stimulate the mind and help its wearer solve problems through clever compromise. Historians have long linked chrysocolla to the courts of the ancient world. North American Indigenous peoples used chrysocolla as a healing stone, believed to speed recovery from illness and to serve as a protective amulet. Its calm, turquoise energy is also believed to ease tension in difficult conversations.
Country of origin: Mexico
Element: Earth, Water
Zodiac sign: Sagittarius, Taurus, Cancer, Aquarius, Libra, Gemini, Virgo
This bracelet harmonizes the Heart and Throat chakras.






















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