Natural Blue Calcite Gemstone Candle Holder Stand Irregular Shape For Home Decoration Manufacturer supplier Exporter Wholesaler from Jaipur, Rajasthan, India Calcite History A mineral that forms rocks frequently is called calcite, sometimes known as limespar. The Latin calx and the Greek chalix, both of which denote lime, are the origins of the term calcite. Compared to other minerals, calcite has the greatest applications. It is employed in a variety of products, including paint, pigment, agricultural soil treatment, pharmaceuticals, acid neutralizer in the chemical sector, and construction materials (in the form of marble and limestone). Calcite is a powerful abrasive cleaner that won't scratch countertops in the kitchen and bathroom. In World War II, anti-aircraft weapons, bomb sights, and rifle sights all made use of high-grade optical calcite. In mass spectrometry, a particular kind of calcite is utilized for calibration. Calcite Metaphysical Properties Most people think that calcite increases and amplifies energy, namely the energy of healing, education, and consciousness. Calcite is said to be a spiritual cleanser that alters perception and reaffirms dedication to bringing about change in addition to being a frequently used material cleaner. The ability of calcite to ward against both physical and emotional harm as well as bad energy makes it highly regarded.