Tree Agate Crystal / Stone Meaning, Properties & Benefits

Physical Properties of Tree Agate Stone / Crystal
Chemical Formula:	SiO2
Chemical Composition:	Silicon dioxide
Crystal System:	Hexagonal
Lustre:	Waxy, Dull
Transparency:	Translucent
Colour:	Green and White
Streak:	white
Hardness:	6.5 - 7 on Mohs scale
Tenacity:	Brittle
Cleavage:	None
Fracture:	Conchoidal, Sub-Conchoidal
Density:	2.6
Refractive Index:	1.530–1.540

Properties of Tree Agate Stone / Crystal

Tree Agate is a common lucent form of quartz. Its colour varies from bright to milky white hazy stone with green verdant "Tree Like" patterns. Also referred as "Tree Stone". It is a member of chalcedony family and occurs in trigonal crystal structure.

Tree Agate Stone Healing Properties

A stone of inner serenity. The soothing Agate Tree reposes the nerves and outturn a miraculous effect when mingled with clear quartz on our meditation process and prayers. It has a grounding dexterity as it can shed all our arrogance and egoism. It espouse the feeling of oneness. It will reinforce your relationship with the children. It boosts up and regulates the immune system and counter balances the water content in the body. It relegates the blockages in the energy channels to accord the flow of energy far and wide the body.It connects you to natural cycle in life and leads you to a life full of opulence.

Tree Agate Special Properties, Uses & Benefits

As it's deeply connected to nature it can heal up those who are associated with conservation projects. It can rejuvenate the geopathic stress through its soothing and consolidating energy. It is salutary to curb ailments relating to nerves and blood capillaries. It serves as a gratuity for people suffering from neuralgia. It nourishes one's mental might and bolts it. Though it reflects its impact gradually but indeed its everlasting!

Tree Agate Found in Countries / Locations of World

Tree Agate gemstones / crystals are found in some of the countries of world are: Australia, Botswana, Brazil, China, India, Kazakhstan, Madagascar, Mexico, Mongolia, Namibia, United States, Uruguay