Coquimbite can be found in purple and various shades of white, the purple crystals are highly collectable. It is named after the place it was first discovered, Coquimbo in Chile, in 1841, and it's a very soft mineral with a hardness of only 2.5. It's advised to keep away from humid environments if possible.

Coquimbite operates as a harmonising force, aligning and balancing the higher chakras for enhanced energetic flow. It helps to guide individuals in moving forward with their lives, promoting growth and positive change. It actively supports spiritual development, aiding in the exploration and deepening of one's spiritual journey. During meditation, Coquimbite offers valuable insight, facilitating a clearer understanding of inner thoughts and emotions. It also serves as a conduit for connecting with spirit guides, enhancing the ability to receive guidance and wisdom from higher realms.

Alternative Names	N/A
Colour	Purple, White
Hardness	2.5
Crystal system	Trigonal
Streak	White
Lustre	Vitreous, Resinous, Waxy, Greasy
Main Locations	Chile, Italy, Peru, Spain, USA
Chakra	Third Eye, Crown
Zodiac	Pisces
Numerology	N/A
Planetary	N/A
Element	Fire