Statement Teardrop Malachite Pendant

Discover the striking beauty of our Statement Teardrop Malachite Pendant, set in simple .925 sterling silver. The teardrop-shaped Malachite gemstone boasts exquisite, characteristic patterns and deep green tones, making it uniquely captivating.

Known as the “stone of transformation,” Malachite is often valued for its felt ability to promote personal growth and positive change.

Malachite was highly prized in ancient Egypt, where it was often used in jewellery and ground into powder for eye makeup. This pendant offers a timeless look that draws attention without overpowering, perfect for those who appreciate the natural artistry of gemstones.

Complete your look with a chain from our collection here. This pendant would look especially spectacular on one of our Thick Snake Chains. As this is a large pendant, it is recommended to pair it with a chain that is durable and strong.

Malachite Meanings

Enlightened leadership, creativity, confidence, protection, a healed heart

Chakras: Solar plexus, heart

Element: Fire

Zodiac Signs: Capricorn, Scorpio

Wedding Anniversary: 13th year

Number: 9

Malachite Crystal Healing Properties

The energy of Malachite strengthens our ability to take action in the world. As such, it helps us to create and manifest form from our thoughts and ideas. Also, it can help us find the resolve to overcome difficulty and the integrity to stay true to our direction. Similarly, it is a powerful protection stone that reveals energetic and emotional boundaries and helps us to honour those boundaries in ourselves and others.

Traditionally, it has been used to help in the treatment of torn muscles, swollen joints and arthritis. Similarly, Indian Ayurvedic medicine, it is believed to treat kidney disorders. Lastly, this crystal is believed to help bring restful sleep by creating a sense of calm and peace.

History and Uses

The origins of the name Malachite may come from one of three Greek words. Firstly, mallow is a type of herb, secondly, malhe meaning grass; either of these could refer to the green colour of the stone or thirdly, malakos meaning soft.

This green crystal was popular in the Ancient World. Egyptians mined it for copper ore and used it for jewellery as early as 4000BC. It is said that the Greeks and Romans powdered the stone to make eye shadow. Also, in the Middle Ages it was believed to protect against the evil eye and sorcery.

Moreover, a large deposit in the Ural Mountains was mined by the Russian Czars to make ornaments and to line the walls of their palaces.

Geological Description

This crystal is a copper carbonate mineral with a hardness of 3.5 to 4. It can often form with Azurite and Chrysocolla. It is found in Zaire, Australia, Chile, South Africa and the USA.

Affirmation

I am a co-creator of the Universe.