Colour: pale green, yellow-green, turns brown when exposed to air.
Found in: Germany, Russia
Named after the Amakin Expedition, which prospected the Yakutian diamond deposits. This mineral should be kept in a well sealed container due to rust formation. It is very probable that none of the original form of this material now exists because it has possible all altered over time. Amakinite is said to enable energy that stimulates project initiation, imagination, organic growth and new inventions. This is said to happen within around 10 metres of the stone. However, it can have a small side effect of making one who is already focussed, feel unsteady.
REFERENCE & BIBLIOGRAPHY:
Anthony J W et al (1997): Handbook of Mineralogy, Vol. 3, 13.
Kozlov I T & Lershov P P (1962): Amakinite, a new mineral of the brucite-pyrochroite group. Vserossiyskogo Mineralogicheskogo Obshchestva 91, 72-77 (in Russian). - American Mineralogist (1962), 47, 1218 (abstract).
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