interaction with crystals

[starjasmine88]

I have been thinking that since certain chemical substances in crystals are good for us and might relate to the possible that we have  deficiency (such as silicon found in quartz); that in reciprocal  we can also affect the crystals in certain ways.

Hope that I am making some sense up to this point.


The post is more about a crystal called spectrolite.  I read and know that spectrolite can produce iridescent reflections in the same way as blue opals when placed under light. The texture of the crystal that has turned blue seems to mimic the texture of opals!
I come up with the idea that the crystal absorbs heat and moisture. That why it turns blue. Just like silicon oxide or copper sulphate. These two compounds keep things dry.

 I tested my spectrolite/ labradorite under my pillow.  After a few weeks parts of my crystal turn blue under light.  I think that I've changed the looks of the crystal. I gave away one of spectrolite that has become lighter in colour as well as having many blue spots on it  (it had been placed in my pockets for many days).  When I gave it away it was very warm! he  he.   The one under my pillow might have absorbed my heat and moisture and change colours in small sections.

I wonder if anyione has this type of "discovery" whereby, the crystals changes colours over time.

Thanks in advance for any thoughts, comments or experiences on/of this nature.

Starjasmine88

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