Cheetah Agate Large

Aptly named Cheetah Agate for the beautiful spot patterns that make up this mystical stone. Cheetah Agate, a magnificent stone of strength, vitality and prowess, is the gemstone embodiment of the majestic animal that it was named after. Cheetahs are some of the most breathtaking animals. They always keep close to the ground, making them one of the most grounded cats. They know how to conserve their energy, carefully storing it and not wasting a drop of it. This same essence of resting and self care is carried within Cheetah Agate stones. It guides us in nurturing ourselves in order to have enough power for when we need to take action. A stone of stability and balance, helping us to act with courage during times where it is needed.

Cheetah Agate allows its wearer to access the inner strength and prowess of the magnificent creatures that it was named after. It assists wearers in fortifying their connection to Mother Nature and Earth. Used during meditation to assist wearers in accessing their animal spirit guides, putting them in touch with their primal essence and feline nature, integrating mysticism into their lives.

This stone of vitality brings awareness, focus and insight. Cheetah Agate is an excellent stone for those looking to access inner strength and motivation. These qualities make it an excellent choice as a healing crystal for individuals experiencing seasons of stagnant energy in all areas of life. It is a unique stone of energy and movement in the sense that it assists wearers in moving forward and taking action, whilst also keeping them strongly grounded and stabilized. This powerful gemstone puts the Heart Chakra into balance, promoting harmony between the Root and Sacral Chakras. An encouraging motivational stone, Cheetah Agate strengthens mental function, increases willpower and boosts courage. An excellent stone to inspire creative solutions during challenging times of problem solving. Use this stone to increase determination whilst managing your energy levels in a healthier way. A rare but fairly new stone, this beautiful form of Agate, was only recently discovered in 2015 when it was found by chance whilst digging inside a Blue Apatite mine in Brazil.