Leopard jasper properties

Leopard jasper gets its name from the countless circular spots that dot its surface, creating a pattern reminiscent of a leopard's skin.

This variety of jasper, also known as orbicular jasper, comes in a stunning array of hues, ranging from fiery reds and vibrant yellows to earthy browns and delicate pinks.

History, legends and beliefs about the leopard jasper

In the Americas, numerous legends surround leopard jasper due to the association many pre-Hispanic cultures made between the leopard and power.
According to some myths, the world was founded on leopard jasper, symbolizing the harmonious relationship between humans and the animal kingdom, particularly the leopard.
It was believed to assist shamans in connecting with their animal spirit or totem, thereby facilitating their spiritual journeys.

As a result, this stone was often used in ornamental crafts and jewelry, embodying the spiritual and symbolic significance attributed to it by indigenous cultures.

Mines: India, Russia, South Africa, Brazil, France and Australia

Healing properties and benefits of the leopard jasper

Leopard jasper is renowned for its numerous benefits:

• Often used to facilitate childbirth and prevent complications.
• Known to revitalize gray matter and slow down brain aging by preserving neurons.
• Effectively addresses issues such as diarrhea, colic, epilepsy episodes, and kidney stones.
• Helps alleviate undesirable body odors.
• Symbolizes flexibility and discretion.
• Renowned for its effectiveness against viral skin problems.
• Leopard jasper shares the general beneficial properties associated with jasper.

 

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