Michigan Copper [Splash Art]

Are you looking to ground yourself? Do you struggle with channeling? Or maybe you’re looking for an enhancing and amplifying tool? If so, Michigan Copper would be the perfect stone for you!

Michigan Copper is a special stone in the sense that it can benefit all of the chakras and not just one. This is because of how versatile this stone is and the fact that it can be used for many different purposes.

The zodiac signs that are most commonly associated with Michigan Copper are Sagittarius and Taurus. Sagittarius is the ninth sign and is represented by an archer who is adventurous, honest, and curious. Taurus is the second astrological sign and is represented by a bull which can be seen through their hard work, determination, and stubbornness.

Michigan Copper is very connected to the element of Earth. The Earth's vibrations can be felt through the stones strong grounding properties.

The crystals that pair well with Michigan Copper are Garnet, Jasper, and Sunstone. Garnet’s deep red hues resonate with the root chakra, promoting physical and emotional stability. Jasper is known for its ability to provide support during times of stress, promoting tranquility and a sense of wholeness. Finally, Sunstone is a stone of joy, optimism, and personal power with its radiant, warm energy.

Michigan Copper tends to have tones of copper and orange with an opaque color. This variant of Michigan Copper has a blueish green tone along with the shiny copper color. Copper typically has a Mohs Hardness Score of between 2.5 and 3. It is known as a type of metal and has the chemical formula of Cu and belongs to the isometric crystal system. This is also a stone that should be kept away from water.

Michigan Copper is found in Michigan USA.

Traits:

• Channeling
• Grounding
• Enhancing

Metaphysical Stats:

• Chakras: All
• Zodiac: Sagittarius, Taurus
• Element: Earth
• Crystal Pairings: Garnet, Jasper, Sunstone

Science Stats: 

• Type: Metal
• Color: Copper, Orange
• Mohs Score: 2.5-3
• Chemical Formula:  Cu
• Crystal System: Isometric
• Clarity: Opaque
• Origin: Michigan USA
• Safe for Water: No