Description

Prehnite has a rhombic crystal system, is in the mineral class of group silicates and considered to be in the Zeolites family. It has a ‘hot water’ origin and is generally the first crystal in a trapped lining of rock. Not discovered until the end of the eighteenth century, this was the first stone to be named after its discoverer. Major Prehn brought back samples from the Cape of Good Hope near South Africa. Prehnite can be found world-wide.

Prehnite assists us in dissolving our avoidance and substitution mechanisms. It allows us to accept unpleasant truths which can be an aid in understanding our own identities.