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Stichtite

“Soft lavender love. Relieves emotional stuck-ness and invites forgiveness. A rare, gentle ally for the heart.”

Stichtite
Chakra · Heart · Crown Element · Water / Ether

About Stichtite

Stichtite is a rare magnesium chromium hydroxide — soft lavender to pink, often found intergrown with green serpentine (in which form it is called atlantisite). Discovered in Tasmania and now mined in South Africa, it is one of the gentlest crystals in the modern healer's kit.

A young crystal in the tradition (discovered 1910) but rapidly embraced for inner-child and forgiveness work.

Healing Properties

Soft lavender love. Relieves emotional stuck-ness and invites forgiveness. A rare, gentle ally for the heart.

Chakra & Element

Stichtite works primarily with the Heart · Crown chakra and the Water / Ether element. This is why it tends to appear in healing work around heart-related concerns — the frequency of the crystal resonates with this energy centre.

How to use

Pairs well with

How to Care for Stichtite

Cleanse with sage or palo santo smoke only. Avoid water and chemicals.

A fuller guide to cleansing, charging, programming, and retiring your crystals is on the care page.

How to Identify a Real Stichtite

Common fakes: Dyed glass, plastic, or less valuable stones passed off as the real thing.

How to tell the real thing: Real crystals are heavier than glass or plastic of the same size, stay cool to the touch, and usually show natural inclusions or colour zoning — too-uniform colour is a warning sign. Buy from trusted sources and ask the seller about origin and treatment.

At Agni Crystals, every piece is hand-inspected for authenticity before it’s listed. If you’re unsure about a crystal you bought elsewhere, send us a photo on WhatsApp — we’ll tell you honestly.

Stichtite at Agni Crystals

The following forms are available in our catalogue — each crystal is hand-selected, cleansed, and dispatched from India.

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Each crystal is chosen and cleansed by hand before shipping.