There seems to be an
on-going debate whether the Patuxent River Stone is
actually an agate or a quartzite. And there are some arguments that it is
actually dinosaur bone. For the sake of this blog, I’m going with
the agate. Since the US
is rich with multiple varieties of agates, some of which represent other
states, it makes sense for our conversation. And since we have the option
of taking liberties when we want, I admit that I can’t certify that the
Patuxent River Stone selected for my necklace is in fact a Patuxent
River Stone.
The Patuxent River
Stone is found only in Maryland
and its colors of red, orange and yellow reflect the Maryland State Flag.
The Patuxent River
Stone is believed by the ancients to divert storms. It is also thought to leave
the wearer invisible. Wow, how many times do I wish I had been donning an
agate? The Patuxent River Stone enhances creativity and increases energy.
It will also help you to release the negativity in your life.
The Patuxent River
Stone is thought to be able to quench thirst and ward off fever. It has
been used to cure insomnia, protect against danger, promote strength and
general healing, and ensure a healthy life. Patuxent River Stone can
diminish anxiety and build self-confidence.
See former posts for
South Dakota (Fairburn agate), Kentucky
(Kentucky Agate) and Montana
for more about agates.
The addition of the
Patuxent River Stone will help me to stop worrying and to put my problems in
perspective. Right…..
Maryland designated Patuxent
River Stone as its official state gemstone in 2004.
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