EILAT STONE

(Alternate Name: King Solomon Stone)

Appearance

Eilat Stone is a rich mosaic of blue, green, and teal—an organic blend of copper minerals including chrysocolla, malachite, azurite, and turquoise. Opaque with a polished sheen, its surface looks like weathered sea glass fused to earth, patterns flowing rather than banded. No two pieces are identical; each feels like a meeting point where land and water finally agreed to coexist.

This is a stone that looks like harmony negotiated, not imposed.

Quick Reference Summary

• Planet: Venus (secondary: Moon)

• Element: Water & Earth

• Chakra: Heart (secondary: Throat)

• Uses: Protection, emotional healing, stress relief, energetic harmonization

• Safety: Copper-bearing composite; energetic use only, no elixirs

• Best For: Emotional balance, calming conflict, protective grounding, soothing overwhelm

Planetary Correspondence

Venus governs harmony, emotional equilibrium, and relational healing.
A Lunar undertone supports emotional processing, intuition, and stress regulation.

Eilat Stone mediates rather than dominates—it brings opposing forces into workable balance.

Elemental Association

Water & Earth — emotional flow anchored by stability.

This stone allows feelings to move without destabilizing the ground beneath them.

Chakra / Energy Center

Heart Chakra — emotional healing, balance, compassion.
A Throat influence supports calm expression and resolution without escalation.

Ideal for moments when peace must be maintained, not dramatized.

Myth & Lore

Named after the ancient port city of Eilat in Israel, Eilat Stone has long been associated with protection, healing, and prosperity. Sometimes called the King Solomon Stone, it is linked in lore to wisdom, balance, and guarded power—used to harmonize forces rather than conquer them.

In modern metaphysical practice, Eilat Stone is valued as a conflict-soothing stone, particularly effective when emotional tension, stress, or energetic imbalance threatens stability.

Magical Properties

Core Uses

– Harmonizes conflicting energies
– Soothes emotional stress
– Provides gentle protective grounding
– Supports emotional healing without overwhelm
– Encourages calm resolution

Witchcraft Applications

– Emotional balancing rituals
– Stress-soothing charm work
– Protective wards for shared spaces
– Water–Earth harmony magic
– Conflict-calming spells

Best Uses in Spellwork

– Emotional harmonization rituals
– Stress relief and grounding spells
– Protection magic focused on stability
– Relationship balance workings
– Environmental energy calming

Pairing Companions

– Black Tourmaline: protective grounding
– Rose Quartz: emotional gentleness
– Blue Chalcedony: calm communication
– Smoky Quartz: stress stabilization
– Clear Quartz: subtle amplification

Magical Correspondences

• Zodiac: Libra, Taurus

• Deities (optional): Venus, Hathor, Solomon (wisdom archetype)

• Sabbats: Beltane, Mabon

• Intentions: harmony, protection, emotional healing, balance, stress relief

Ritual Tip

Place Eilat Stone in shared or transitional spaces—entryways, work areas, altars used by more than one person. Let it hold the middle ground so you don’t have to.

Shadow Side (Warnings / Common Myths)

• Toxicity:
  – Contains copper minerals
  – Not for elixirs or ingestion

• Water/heat/sunlight safety:
  – Avoid prolonged water immersion
  – Sensitive to heat
  – Prolonged sunlight may dull color

• Cleansing cautions:
  – Avoid salt and water cleansing
  – Use gentle, indirect methods

• Known myths:
  – “Too passive to protect” (false; its protection is stabilizing, not aggressive)

Care & Charging Methods

🌿 Safe

– Moonlight
– Smoke cleansing (light, indirect)
– Sound cleansing
– Charging near (not on) quartz or selenite towers

⚠️ Caution

– Handle gently; composite stones can fracture

❌ Do Not

– Water immersion
– Salt cleansing
– Heat exposure
– Elixirs of any kind

How to Tell Real from Fake

Real Eilat Stone:
– Natural blend of blue-green copper minerals
– Organic, non-repeating patterns
– Heavier feel than single-mineral stones

Common imitations:
– Dyed resin composites
– Artificially colored stone chips

If it feels layered and lived-in rather than uniform, it’s likely genuine.

Affirmation

“I remain balanced, protected, and at peace within myself.”

Place Eilat Stone where tensions gather—this stone knows how to keep the peace without erasing the truth.