Ulexite

Ulexite is a borate mineral that is found in arid areas. It often forms as white, translucent crystals that have a fibrous or needle-like structure. When viewed under a microscope, ulexite appears as fine, white fibers that are arranged in a parallel fashion.

Ulexite was named after German chemist Georg Ludwig Ulex (1811-1883). It is also sometimes called "TV rock" because it can be used to create a "television-like" image when placed on top of a printed page.

Ulexite is a rare collector's gemstone known for its fiber optic properties. It is one of only a few minerals that exhibit natural fiber optics. When light shines on ulexite, it is split into two rays that travel in different directions. This effect is called "double refraction."

Care And Cleansing Of Ulexite

Ulexite is a soft stone, so it should be handled with care. It is also a delicate stone that can break easily if dropped.

To cleanse ulexite, simply rinse it in cool water and let it air dry. You can also cleanse ulexite by placing it in a bowl of uncooked rice overnight.

When storing ulexite, it is best to wrap it in a soft cloth or place it in a padded jewelry box. You should also keep it away from other gemstones, as ulexite can absorb their energies.

Do You Want To Connect With Your Spiritual Side?

If so, then ulexite may be the gemstone for you. This powerful stone will open your inner eye and help you view events of the probable future and those of the distant past.