Crystal of the Day
Seamanite
(Yellow, Yellow brown, Light pink)
Seamanite is It is named in honor for Professor Arthur E. Seaman of Michigan Technological University who discovered it.
Hardness: 4
Specific Gravity:
Chemistry: Mn3(PO4)B(OH)6
Class: Orthorhombic – Dipyramidal
Crystallography: Orthorhombic
Cleavage: distinct
Fracture: brittle
Streak: white
Luster: vitreous
Healing: Seamanite is used to assimilate iron within the body. Topically it is a good elixir for dried skin. Seamanite is used to assist in the healing of fratured bones and in the treatment of rickets and scurvy. It is also useful in treating depression.
Magical Workings: Seamanite is associated with the astrological sign of Scorpio and vibrates to the Master Number 33.
Chakra Applications: none
Foot Notes: Seamanite is a very rare manganese boron phosphate, first discovered in Michigan under the name “koenigite”. Seamanite occurs as small acicular crystals in the crevices of a badly fractured and highly ferruginous siliceous rock.
Author, Crick
Website: The Whispering Woods
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