The flowers in Chrysanthemum Stone are formed of Calcite, Celestite, Andalusite or Feldspar, whilst the black base is usually Dolomite, Limestone or Porphyry. As such it does not have a defined chemical formula so cannot be classified as a mineral. These stones were formed at the bottom of the sea around 248 - 290 million years ago, during the Paleozoic era. They are the official stone of the Chinese Royal Family, and have long been considered a symbol of wealth by the Chinese people.

Chrysanthemum Stone attracts prosperity and abundance, opening doors to new opportunities and enhancing financial well-being. This crystal helps unlock hidden potential and talents, encouraging individuals to explore new abilities and pursue their passions. Chrysanthemum Stone clears the aura, purifying and revitalising the energetic field, promoting a sense of clarity and balance. It also acts as a catalyst for personal transformation, inspiring individuals to step outside their comfort zones and embrace new experiences and challenges.

Alternative Names	Flower Stone
Colour	Black, White
Hardness	4
Crystal system	N/A
Streak	N/A
Lustre	N/A
Main Locations	China, Japan, USA, Canada
Chakra	Crown, Root
Zodiac	Taurus, Aquarius
Numerology	3
Planetary	Earth
Element	Earth