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The Witch's Cabinet · Crystals and Stones

Honey Calcite Meaning and magickal uses

Also called Amber Calcite, Golden Calcite

A warm golden stone for confidence, motivation and steady personal power.

Intentions
Confidence, Prosperity, Creativity
Element
Fire
Planet
The Sun
Zodiac
Leo
Day
Sunday
Moon phase
Waxing Gibbous
Chakra
Solar Plexus
Color
Translucent honey gold to amber
Hardness
3
Found in
Mexico, USA
Safety: Calcite is soft (about 3 on the Mohs scale) and scratches easily. Water dulls its surface and acids such as vinegar or lemon juice dissolve it, so do not soak it or make crystal elixirs with it. Cleanse it with smoke, sound or moonlight.

How to use it

  • Morning motivation

    Hold honey calcite with your morning drink and name one thing you will finish today. Keep it on your desk as a warm reminder to follow through.

  • Sunday confidence ritual

    On a Sunday, set honey calcite beside a gold candle. Light the candle safely, stand tall with your shoulders back, and say aloud three things you do well.

  • Sweeten your work

    Place a piece beside a small dish of honey on your altar when you work for prosperity or good relations at work. Clean the honey away after the spell.

Works well with

  • Gold Candle
  • Yellow Candle
  • ☉︎Sunday
  • The Sun
  • Sunflower
  • Sowilo

Substitutes

  • Citrine
  • Orange Calcite
  • Amber

History and folklore

Honey calcite is a golden, often see-through variety of calcite, a mineral named from the Latin calx, meaning lime. It splits cleanly into rhomb shapes and can show the double image that clear calcite is known for. Most pieces on the market come from Mexico. Its modern correspondences come from its warm color, which recalls sunlight and honey. Witches use it for confidence, motivation and the sweet, steady kind of personal power that grows a little more each day.

A warm golden stone for confidence, motivation and steady personal power.

  • Intentions: Confidence, Prosperity, Creativity
  • Element: Fire
  • Planet: The Sun
  • Zodiac: Leo
  • Day: Sunday
  • Moon phase: Waxing Gibbous
  • Chakra: Solar Plexus
  • Color: Translucent honey gold to amber
  • Hardness: 3
  • Found in: Mexico, USA

Safety: Calcite is soft (about 3 on the Mohs scale) and scratches easily. Water dulls its surface and acids such as vinegar or lemon juice dissolve it, so do not soak it or make crystal elixirs with it. Cleanse it with smoke, sound or moonlight.

How to use it

  • Morning motivation. Hold honey calcite with your morning drink and name one thing you will finish today. Keep it on your desk as a warm reminder to follow through.
  • Sunday confidence ritual. On a Sunday, set honey calcite beside a gold candle. Light the candle safely, stand tall with your shoulders back, and say aloud three things you do well.
  • Sweeten your work. Place a piece beside a small dish of honey on your altar when you work for prosperity or good relations at work. Clean the honey away after the spell.

Works well with: Gold Candle, Yellow Candle, Sunday, The Sun, Sunflower, Sowilo

Folklore

Honey calcite is a golden, often see-through variety of calcite, a mineral named from the Latin calx, meaning lime. It splits cleanly into rhomb shapes and can show the double image that clear calcite is known for. Most pieces on the market come from Mexico. Its modern correspondences come from its warm color, which recalls sunlight and honey. Witches use it for confidence, motivation and the sweet, steady kind of personal power that grows a little more each day.

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