Lepidolite Stone Round Ball Shape Sphere Gemstone Pendulum Pendulum Manufacturer supplier Exporter Wholesaler from Jaipur, Rajasthan, India Lepidolite History Robert Bunsen and Gustav Kirchhoff made the initial discovery of lepidolite in 1861. Lepidolite, from the Greek "lepidos, " which means "scale, " was later given the name because of the scaly look generated by flakes of lithium. Lilalite was originally given the name because of its lavender tint. Along with other rare earth elements like cesium and rubidium, lepidolite is mined as a source of lithium. The world's lightest metal, lithium, may be found in large quantities in lepidolite. It is well recognized as a mood-stabilizing medication and is utilized in rechargeable batteries, mobile phones, toasters, microwaves, air purifiers, and aircraft components. Lepidolite is a fine-grained rock that has been polished into ornamentation like carved eggs and animals. Lepidolite Metaphysical Properties Lepidolite is frequently referred to as the "grandmother stone" or the "peace stone" since it is believed to offer calming and nurturing qualities. Lepidolite aids in eliminating emotional or mental dependency and helps heal addictions and many types of disorders, including anorexia, in the metaphysical world. Due to its abilities to balance the mind, it is also believed to benefit persons who have bipolar illness. Lepidolite is said to calm the higher self, expand the intellect, and relieve apprehensive or stressful sensations. Lepidolite is associated with the zodiac sign of Libra and the 7th chakra in the traditional Hindu belief system. The 7th chakra is positioned on the crown of the head and is linked to the brain and central nervous system.