A rarity from the Mpumalanga region in South Africa!
Stichtite Serpentine is valued in lithotherapy due to its effect; the stone conveys serenity and peace. Decisions can be made more quickly and then implemented consistently.
The stichtite strands are about 40cm long, the individual balls have a size of 7.5mm.
Stichtite was first found and described in 1910 on the west coast of Tasmania (Australia) by A.S.Wesley, chemist of a mining company. The mineral was named after Robert Carl Sticht (1856 - 1922), the manager of the mine. Spellings like Stichite or Stichite are therefore not correct.