Moss Agate Tumbled Stone

Moss Agate Tumbled Stone

• Color: Translucent to milky white with green inclusions resembling moss, trees, or vines

• Hardness: 6.5–7 (Mohs scale)

• Chakra: Heart (💚) & Root (❤️)

• Element: Earth

• Zodiac: Virgo, Taurus

• Planet: Earth, Mercury

• Vibration: Gentle, steady, nurturing

Metaphysical Properties

💚 1. Emotional Healing

• Gently balances emotions, soothes anxiety, and promotes self-confidence.

• Encourages patience and helps dissolve fear and stress.

• It’s known as a “midwife’s stone” — traditionally used to assist during childbirth due to its calming and stabilizing energy.

2. Connection to Nature

• Deepens your connection with Mother Earth, making it ideal for those who spend time in nature or practice Earth-based spirituality.

• Helps city dwellers or office workers feel rooted and refreshed.

• Encourages ecological awareness and environmental healing.

🌱 3. Growth & Abundance

• Symbolizes new beginnings and prosperity.

• Great for manifesting abundance in all forms — health, money, fertility, and ideas.

• Keeps energy flowing in stagnant areas of life.

🧘 4. Grounding Energy

• Anchors you in the present moment while still allowing spiritual growth.

• Ideal for meditation, breathwork, or any practice that requires inner balance.

🪨 Benefits of Tumbled Moss Agate

• Portable & versatile – Carry in your pocket, bra, or bag for all-day support.

• Use in crystal grids for grounding or growth.

• Place in your plant pots or garden – It's said to promote plant health and growth.

• Great for altars or as a worry stone — its smooth surface is calming to touch.

🔄 How to Use Moss Agate Tumbled Stone

🧼 Cleansing & Charging

• Cleanse with: Water (gentle rinse), smoke, or sound.

• Recharge by: Burying in soil overnight, placing on a selenite slab, or leaving in moonlight.

🔔 Note: Moss Agate is generally safe in water but don’t soak it for long periods. Tumbled versions are more resistant.

🧠 Fun Fact:

Despite the name, Moss Agate doesn’t contain organic moss. The green patterns are inclusions of chlorite, hornblende, or iron silicate, giving it that earthy, moss-like look.