Crazy Lace Meaning + Metaphysical Abilities:

Commonly known to bring joy and happiness to its keepers
Gives its keeper support through life
Encourages its keeper to reach their goals
Said to bring optimistic and positive thoughts
Contains a soft, gentle and soothing vibration
Promotes flexibility in both actions + thoughts
Encourages stability and maturity
Effective against traffic / car accidents
Great study mate - improves concentration and analytic abilities
Gives its keeper an exceptional amount of self esteem

Place a piece of Crazy Lace within your workplace to help promote open, positive communication between team mates. It will help to unite and promote common courtesy within the workplace

It is said that if you place a piece of Crazy Lace underneath a spider’s web for 24 hours each month; it will attract love into your life!

Crazy Lace in Healing:

Traditionally used to help balance emotions
Harmonizes Yin + Yang
Said to help those with fears of spiders + insects to help overcome it
Gives its keeper a new-found self confidence
Said to help stimulate the digestive system
Known to relieve symptoms of gastro
Commonly used to help treat insect bites
Encourages its keeper to overcome depression
Provides an uplifting feeling
Promotes self-acceptance
Can help to absorb emotional pain
Overcomes negativity and can help to heal anger issues
Useful for anyone who has recently been through a trauma / crisis
Great for women who are pregnant

Crazy Lace for those with psychic abilities:

Crazy Lace is said to help those who are delving into another realm with a sense of calmness; it will alleviate sudden fears or negative vibes for its keeper but allow you to see clearly into the spirit realm.

Often referred to as a symbol of the third eye - Crazy Lace can help to centre its keepers perception and also increase the energy flow around the body. It can help its keeper to have psychic visions and enable you to dream about future events.

Agate Facts

Agate is a banded form of Quartz
Chalcedony is a type of Quartz and Agate, which has not been banded
Dendritic Agate and Moss agate are not true forms of Agate as they do not contain banding patterns
Agate gets its name from the crystal often containing multiple colours
Onyx, Sardonyx, Chalcedony and Carnelian are also forms of Agate
Agate is an easy to find crystal with large deposits being found all over the world making it a more affordable crystal
A fine, sharp and banded pattern with a strong colour will increase the cost and value of the Agate
Dendritic Agate is a type of translucent Chalcedony with tree or fern like inclusions
Fire Agate is often also a form of Chalcedony
Moss Agate is a form of Chalcedony which contains dense inclusions of green Hornblende that causes the pattern to resemble moss
Onyx is a type of Chalcedony also

Agate History

The history of the Agate crystal is closely tied to Germany. The town of Idar-Oberstein has an important connection to this type of crystal. Reason being is that both Agate and Jasper were found in this town and mined, cut and polished by a local craftsman. There was a huge Agate deposit found in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil in the 1800's. The Agate was then shipped back to Idar-Oberstein for cutting and polishing as the locals from this town knew how to handle this particular crystal.