Also known as King Solomon Stone, King Solomon's Stone
Eilat Stone is used for soothing communication and emotional healing by aligning the throat, heart, and intuition.
As a blue-green copper mineral governing the Throat, Heart, and Third Eye chakras, Eilat Stone blends calm expression with ancient wisdom. Its water and earth elements ground emotional truth into spoken words, making it a stone for honest, compassionate dialogue.
With Venus as a ruling planet, Eilat Stone carries a loving, diplomatic energy that eases conflict in partnerships. It helps you speak from the heart rather than react from hurt, making it a stone for rebuilding trust. The Third Eye connection adds insight into what others truly need.
Eilat Stone is said to support the throat and heart, easing tension that blocks clear speech. Because it carries copper, a mineral linked to physical vitality, it is often used in crystal healing to calm inflammation and soothe anxiety. Its soft hardness (2–6) means it works gently, like water wearing down stone.
Ruled by Venus and Mercury, this stone helps you express feelings without fear or judgment. The blue-green color resonates with the Heart chakra, encouraging you to release old emotional wounds, while the water element washes away bitterness. It is known for bringing a sense of quiet harmony when you feel overwhelmed.
Wear Eilat Stone as a pendant or near the throat to support calm self-expression, or as a ring to keep its soothing energy close throughout the day.
Hold the stone over your Heart chakra or Third Eye during meditation to quiet mental chatter and invite honest inner dialogue. Breathe into the blue-green glow and let any stuck words become clear.
Place Eilat Stone in a living room or shared space to promote peaceful conversation and reduce tension. Its water element can also be placed near a small fountain or in the east for family harmony.
Because Eilat Stone is raw and contains toxic copper, never put it directly into water. Instead, make an indirect elixir by placing the stone in a glass container and setting that inside a larger bowl of water for several hours. Use the resulting water only externally (e.g., as a compress or mist) and label it clearly.
LoreEilat Stone is named after the city of Eilat in Israel, near the Timna Valley—ancient copper mines that legends tie to King Solomon. It was used by local artisans for jewelry and talismans, believed to carry the king’s wisdom and the protective energy of the earth.
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