NEVER Cleanse these Crystals in Water - Magical Crafting
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- The crystals you should never cleanse with water. Water is corrosive to certain types of crystals. Sometimes it can eat away at the stone’s surface, other times it just gradually dissolves the crystal each time you submerge it. Water can change the color of some stones, cause rust, or even make cracks appear. And in a few rare cases can combine to cause toxic fumes.
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Always do your research so glad i did mine
I also don't recomend cleansing amazonite in water. My raw piece became rusty. And hard water is also not good for geodes like amethyst since limescale sets in cracks. After years I started using distilled water :)
i understand amazonite is not great with water, but if i got it wet in the rain for like a minute or two, do you think i may have ruined it or is there a chance that it still might work for me?
Tip: If it ends in ite, it most likely shouldn't be put in water.
Shungite has been traditionally used in water bottles. Shungite must be one of the few exceptions.
you missed: shungite, selenite, larvikite, magnesite, fluorite, labradorite, apatite, calcite, kunzite and many many more, yes, I can put selenite in water and I can assure you its not gonna dissolve 😊
@@dannubim theres alot of "exceptions"
@@weedenjoyer78 greetings. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. God bless.
Does anyone know how to cleanse Dumortierite?
Yes,water can change a colour if crystals are fake .
Water never cannot damage crystals if they are original.
But if you leave angelite in water it’ll turn into gypsum
Wrong.
Very wrong some crystals are made of gases,salt and iron to putting them in water will cause them to rust,crack etc
That is not how science works...
im sorry. you are wrong.
I knew not to put amethyst in the sun because it fades them but I didn't know this. Thanks so much
I didn’t know this no wonder why my crystal said it wasn’t getting charged
Thank you so much
I was told never to charge crystals in full sunlight, always charge in partial sun (indirect shade) and in moonlight
This is a fantastic video 🤨 I was trying to explain to an “expert” that possibly putting her selenite in deep bowls of water weekly at her store for cleaning might be the reason they seem to be disappearing. 😑she did not believe me 😂🤣
woooow she should try lighting it in fire.. it turns to dust 🙄😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
LOL
i love your voice.. it's kinda soothing..
Hi! I sprayed my carnelian with salt water and it fractured a little bit, Im very sad because i really thought I could take good care of him. I cleaned him with a brush and clean water, can i still use the crystal? Also thanks for the video, very infromative! ❤️
LOVE,LOVE,LOVE the video!!!!! SO MUCH!!!!!
OH MY GOD OH NO I JUST CLEANSED THEM OH MY GOD WHY DID I DO THIS. I JUST CLEANSED EVAPORITE OH NO
OH FUCK BEFORE CLEANSING OR GETTING CRYSTALS YOU SHOULD REALLY PREPARE
It's ok just don't do it again
I submerge all of these in water…..nothing has happened
Which crystals we should not wash in water to clean it plz tell the name of that crystals by writing because I don't know the name of that crystals 🤔🤔🙏🙏
My bismuth has faded either from salt water or sulfuric acid from being in the same salt water as pyrite.
Did not realize labradorite was fragile with water - it seems a hard enough stone
Thank you for this video!!
Exquisitely made video, and the best summary on crystal reactions with water. May I be granted permission to play your video in one of my crystal healing classes for educational purposes?
Feel free to share this video! Thank you
Thank you so much, this video was so helpful❤️❤️
What a helpful video! 👍❤️Thank you sooo much for the information 🙏
Great video! A lot of good information. Thanks!
I accidentally submerged my pyrite in water as an attempt to cleanse it but didn’t realize I probably shouldn’t haven done that. I did dry it and even blow dried it a little bit just to be sure but now I’m worried I may have ruined it. I did use sage smoke to cleanse it again but is my pyrite probably doomed? Should I be worried?
I think you'll be okay Maybe do more research on what to do sorry for the late reply
go put a scraped up nail in water for one minute then dry it off and come back to me when it decides to be "doomed" it is metal bruh. Unless It's anhydrite or an actual non metallic mineral that can be damaged like gypsum you can put it in water however long you want. It's just gonna get rusty like a iron nail.
@@lucariobtuse395 I had no idea. I was doing research and Pyrite was listed as one of those you don’t put in water because of a reaction between oxygen and iron once water was involved. But this is good to know, thank you
Beautiful video! 💛
ok but question, i saw this whole thing about drinking water with amethyst in it. like the dude charged it in the sun, then put it in a glass of water and drank and said its good. so whats that about?
So I was just watching a bunch of videos on van van oil and most of them include pyrite inside. What do you think? The base is oil, not water. Thanks much for your informational videos I really appreciate them. Love and light 💕🥰🤗
you can place pyrite on top of the jar or bottle
Thank you so much .
So what should I use to cleanse all the crystals at once safely
here are some ideas: ruclips.net/video/3X4Wa-Fo5mo/видео.html
citrine and tiger eye, does it need water, or other method
Ok
A friend used large pieces of malachite as garden decorations in the rainy Pacific Northwest, is there anything that can be done about their dull dirty surfaces now?
thanks for information i wonder can i wash with water fluorite crystal clusters, amethyst, clear quartz and citrine? of not how can i clean them?
Now that's a great collecting
I'm heading to the beach as soon as it warms up to cleanse then.
I'm in Australia and it's freezing ATM.
Where to you buy all your babies?
I found this out the hard way with selenite
Hi! So recently my selenite is sticky. I dont know what happened or if I spilled something on it, but will it be ok is a put a little water on a rag and wipe it off?
@@coconutnut5819 NO NO NOOOO
@@coconutnut5819 have you cleansed it? Or recharged it?
Wait wait your not amment to wash selenite??👁👄👁
@@coconutnut5819 I have cleaned my selenite in water. I wouldn’t do it more than once but one time won’t dissolve it away.
If the gemstone ends with
'ite' it's not waterproof examples:Labradorite selenite
Citrine I know citrine doesn't end in ite but when I dipped in water it's not so Yellow
I accidentally put my sodalite in the washing machine! What do I do?
I have a kayenite crystal necklace, I was drinking water n some dropped n touched it… is that still okay ?
Can we charge crystals like Balck tourmaline, tiger eye and lapis with water?
Is blue quartz safe in water?
Bruh All quartz is safe in water. Also basically unless you Google the chemical structure of it and it says 'soluble in water' it won't matter as long as you don't submerge it for 3 hours a day and not dry it off.
Anybody know about black kyanite? Not mentioned in the video but can i wash it with water?
Can you put labradorite in an oil? Since the main thing that breaks it down is salt, and there is no salt in the oil I’m using.
They are small polished chips of labradorite. I’ve been up doing so much research and I am confused at this point. Some people make labradorite perfume bottles and I’ve seen others put labradorite in there witchy oils. But I don’t want to ever just assume
Also people make jewelry and gauges/ plugs for ears out if labradorite? Wouldn’t the oils in the skin break it down? Or when you have to clean it?
Halite is table salt!!!
Will celestite break in water?
I put my labradorite in water but it was only one time would it still dissolve?
it will be fine
Oh help! I had my first Crystal today, it was a moonstone and I went for a swim with it. Is it now broken? Help
what crystal is it?
@@kalanbuilds455 moonstone
@@broccolichampignon2785 that stone it’s also called Rainbow Labradorite so not good to submerge it in water for long periods of time
Is it ok if I cleanse carnelian with just fresh water?also I have a stone that is green it’s not dark or light green and there are glitter like things in it idk what it is
Yes you can. Also bruh you're talking about adventurine.
@@lucariobtuse395 your a little late bud
@@ummsupidk8937 no, 6 months is nothing. People respond to 6 *_year_* old comments.
@@lucariobtuse395 i already found out what it was before your coment
@@ummsupidk8937 coool
how about lapis lazuli?
but is there a way to revive selenite after you get it really wet?
Please did you find the answer? I washed mines without knowing
Nothing happened to it but do you know if like it still work or no
Is amethyst safe to cleanse with water? I'm planning on getting a tumbled amethyst as my first crystal and I don't want to ruin it
Yep! 100%! Every quartz should be okay to put in water, some may not be okay, but I know amethyst is an okay quartz (type of quartz btw), rose quartz is okay, clear quartz should be okay as well.
@@eliizz3815 tysm!
@@xOxmortal yw! :D
Yes
Can I put emerald and peridot in salt water? or just water?
Salt water will take the polish off but other than that unless you do it for years straight it should be fine.
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Do not wash them in water, but dust them with compressed air. Charge them on a bed of sea salt overnight- preferably under a full moon.
Under the sait?
So don't put your crystals in water to be safe. We got it.
For sure if water is fake full of poluttion and chemicals .
LOL.