Gaspeite is a relatively rare mineral, found only in a few localities. Its light green, almost apple green color is quite unique and some varieties are almost a neon green. It may contain brownish patches which may give it a distinctive character.
Gaspeite is found around nickel sulfide deposits and is named for the locality of Gaspe Peninsula, Quebec, Canada where it was originally found. Aborigine's used gaspeite to bring about good fortune. Sources are Canada and Western Australia.
Metaphysical:
Gaspeite is thought to reduce stress and help with heart, gallbladder and lung problems. Metaphysically, it is thought to bring spirituality into everyday life.
Mohs-Scale Hardness: 4.5 - 5
Gaspeite is thought to reduce stress and help with heart, gallbladder and lung problems. Metaphysically, it is thought to bring spirituality into everyday life.
Mohs-Scale Hardness: 4.5 - 5