Clinohumite Pendant 925 Silver for Good Luck, Prosperity and Protection

Stunning, high quality Clinohumite Pendant in rhodium plated, .925 Sterling Silver.

This beautiful, high quality, natural untreated Clinohumite was hand picked with intention just for you by Rick and Jamie and set in our best selling, rhodium plated, .925 Sterling Silver adjustable setting. This will be a beautiful heirloom in your collection to enjoy for generations!

~Clinohumite Metaphysical Properties~

♡ Chakra: Sacral, Solar Plexus
♡ Element: Fire
♡ Numerology: 3
♡ Zodiac Sign: Leo, Sagittarius
♡ Brings vitality, enthusiasm, creative momentum, courage
♡ Enhances confidence, motivation, self-expression, manifestation
♡ Helps reconnect desire with purposeful action
♡ Promotes optimism, emotional warmth, creativity, decisive movement
♡ Supports the reproductive and digetstive systems

Clinohumite is a rare magnesium-rich nesosilicate in the humite group, a family of structurally related minerals that also includes Norbergite, Chondrodite, and Humite. Its ideal chemical formula is Mg₉(SiO₄)₄F₂, although natural specimens commonly contain substitutions involving hydroxyl, iron, titanium, and smaller amounts of manganese. Clinohumite crystallizes in the monoclinic system and represents the n=4 member of the humite polysomatic series. Crystals can be complex and highly modified, while massive material also occurs. Its color ranges from white and pale yellow through golden yellow, orange, reddish orange, pinkish tones, brown, and deep yellow-brown, with iron and particularly titanium influencing coloration and optical properties.

Clinohumite forms primarily in magnesium-rich geological environments subjected to metamorphism and chemical alteration. Documented occurrences include contact-metamorphosed dolostones and metasomatized limestones near felsic intrusions, serpentine and talc schists, and rare carbonatite environments. Associated minerals can include Spinel, Forsterite, Grossular, Vesuvianite, Wollastonite, Monticellite, Dolomite, Calcite, Talc, and Biotite. Clinohumite has a Mohs hardness of approximately 6, poor {100} cleavage, an uneven to subconchoidal fracture, brittle tenacity, and a vitreous luster. Transparency ranges from transparent to translucent. Significant mineral localities include Italy, Finland, Russia, Tajikistan, Greenland, Spain, Canada, Brazil, and the United States, while exceptional gem-quality material is restricted to far fewer sources.

Transparent Clinohumite can be remarkably beautiful, particularly in saturated golden-orange and reddish-orange material. It is biaxial positive, with refractive indices generally spanning approximately 1.628 to 1.674 and birefringence that can be pronounced for a faceted gem. Dispersion is strong in mineralogical descriptions, with a gemological dispersion value reported around 0.021, allowing well-cut transparent material to show flashes of spectral color. Pleochroism can shift between golden yellow, yellow-orange, reddish yellow, and paler yellow tones as the crystal is viewed along different optical directions. Some Clinohumite remains inert under long-wave ultraviolet light while displaying moderate to strong chalky yellow-orange fluorescence under short-wave UV. GIA examinations of Pamir material have documented this response along with fluid inclusions, growth features, and twinning. Fine facetable Clinohumite is genuinely rare. Clean Pamir gems commonly fall below one carat, and stones between one and three carats have historically been described as very rare.

Clinohumite entered the scientific record in 1876 through the work of French mineralogist Alfred Lewis Oliver Legrand Des Cloizeaux. The type locality is Monte Somma in the Somma-Vesuvius volcanic complex of Campania, Italy. Its name reflects its monoclinic crystallography and relationship to Humite, whose name ultimately honors English mineral and gem collector Sir Abraham Hume. The early classification of the humite minerals was complicated by their closely related chemistry and crystal forms, and Clinohumite became recognized as the monoclinic member corresponding to material previously grouped within Humite. Modern structural studies have further defined the repeating structural relationships that connect the members of the humite series.

Clinohumite gained greater importance in the gemstone world as exceptional transparent orange crystals emerged from the Pamir Mountains of Tajikistan and the Taymyr region of northern Siberia. GIA has documented Pamir Clinohumite as an uncommon gemstone, including intensely colored transparent specimens associated with the famous gem-bearing marbles of the southwestern Pamirs. Gem-quality Clinohumite was also confirmed from the Mahenge region of Tanzania in material associated with purple Spinel. Its resemblance to orange Spinel and certain Garnets can make visual identification deceptive, adding to its appeal as a collector gemstone. The documented historical record of Clinohumite centers on mineralogical classification, geological discovery, and gem collecting. A verified historical metaphysical tradition for Clinohumite is absent from the published mineralogical and gemological record.

When I work with Clinohumite, I connect first with confidence, vitality, and the willingness to participate fully in my own life. Its golden-orange color feels naturally aligned with the Sacral and Solar Plexus Chakras, bringing attention to desire, creativity, self-worth, and the choices we make when we trust ourselves. I especially like Clinohumite for periods when enthusiasm has faded or when a goal still matters but the emotional momentum behind it has weakened. Its energy feels warm and encouraging, helping me reconnect with what genuinely excites me and move from hesitation into purposeful action.

Clinohumite also has an interesting place in manifestation work because its energy feels closely connected with intention becoming action. I reach for it when I already understand what I want and need the confidence to participate in creating it. In meditation, Clinohumite can bring awareness to the difference between a passing desire and something that carries genuine personal meaning. That clarity makes it useful for manifestation rituals centered on career, creative projects, abundance, confidence, and personal expansion. I also find it valuable for intuitive work involving the Higher Self because it encourages inner knowing to become something lived and expressed instead of remaining entirely internal.

Clinohumite feels warmest through the lower abdomen and Solar Plexus before moving upward through the center of the torso. There is an angled quality to the movement that I connect with its monoclinic structure. Instead of feeling perfectly vertical or symmetrical, the energy seems to adjust as it moves, finding a path around places where I feel resistant, uncertain, or disconnected from my own motivation. I like placing Clinohumite between the Sacral and Solar Plexus Chakras during energy work and allowing that warmth to spread through the torso, shoulders, arms, and hands. The experience feels embodied and active, especially when I am preparing to create, speak, make a decision, or take the next tangible step toward something important.

Each piece of jewelry or crystal is energetically charged by Jamie, Spiritual Teacher and founder of Enchanting Earth, in Sedona's sacred vortex energy. Infused with love and intention, these pieces ship from our shop in Sedona, Arizona.

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Please note: As it is a natural stone, no two will be alike. Natural stones have varying shades, line patterns and inclusions. Natural stones may have chips, cracks or other imperfections. We cannot guarantee perfect points or stones.

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