Crystal Encyclopedia
Anglesite
AN-guhl-site
Lead Sulfate
Hardness
2.5–3
System
Orthorhombic
Family
Sulfate
Formula
PbSO4
Rarity
uncommon
Planet
Saturn
Chakra
Crown
Element
Earth
Water
Not water safe
Sun
Low
Toxicity
Contains lead; do not ingest or immerse in water
Did You Know?
Named after Anglesey, Wales, where it was first identified; studied primarily for its lead content.
Quick Learn
What is Anglesite used for?
Anglesite is commonly used for mental clarity, grounding insight.
Can Anglesite go in water?
Anglesite is rated: Not water safe.Use dry cleansing methods instead.
What chakra is Anglesite?
Anglesite resonates with the Crown chakra.
Scientific Data
Formula
PbSO4
Crystal System
Orthorhombic
Mineral Family
Sulfate
Composition
Lead
Origin Regions
Morocco, Australia
Formation
Secondary lead sulfate mineral formed through oxidation
Colors
Colorless, white, gray
Mohs Hardness
2.5–3
Metaphysical Properties
"I act with care, awareness, and responsibility."
Geological Profile
Anglesite is a lead sulfate mineral formed through oxidation of galena.
Care & Cleansing
Care Instructions
Avoid handling due to lead content; do not immerse in water; wash hands after contact
Cleansing Methods
Smoke cleansing, sound
Historical Use
Named after Anglesey, Wales, where it was first identified; studied primarily for its lead content.
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