Seraphinite

the angel’s wing

Seraphinite rough specimen on dark stone
Provenance
Lake Baikal, Siberia — the only source
Mineral family
Clinochlore — a chlorite, feathered with silver mica
Hardness
Mohs 2–2.5 — a keepsake stone, worn gently
Energy
Growth — The under-wing frequency — growth, sheltered while it happens.
From a single deposit near Lake Baikal comes a deep forest-green stone full of silver, feather-shaped shimmer — named for the seraphim, the six-winged angels. The feathers are real mineral structure, mica catching light inside chlorite. Nothing else on Earth looks like it, and nowhere else on Earth makes it.
“Feathers of the seraphim, folded into Siberian stone.”Collectors’ lore · Lake Baikal
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