Covellite, Libido Stone
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- Size: approx. 3.2 × 2.7 × 2.2 cm (slight individual variation between pieces)
- Weight: approx. 34 g (slight individual variation between pieces)
- Material: Covellite (CuS)
- Hardness (Mohs): 1.5–2
- Form: Polished stone
Symbolic Meaning
On a spiritual level, this stone is thought to open a connection to the past and to wisdom accumulated in other lifetimes. It is believed to support the process of rebirth. Covellite is considered helpful when you feel vulnerable or susceptible to the influence of others. It strengthens your intention, supports the integration of your shadow aspects, and helps you face your own karma. The stone is believed to ease feelings of dissatisfaction and enhance a sense of contentment with life.
It is also said to strengthen creativity and help in accepting one’s own sexuality, and when needed, it may increase libido. Covellite harmonizes the body and mind. It supports the process of learning to love yourself unconditionally while vanity and arrogance diminish.
This stone is said to help release everything that holds you back, especially deeply rooted beliefs carried over from past lives. It supports rational and analytical thinking, strengthens decision-making, and improves communication.
Stone Information
Covellite is a copper sulfide mineral with the chemical formula CuS. It commonly forms as a secondary mineral in copper ore deposits when primary copper minerals undergo alteration processes near the Earth's surface.
The mineral is known for its distinctive dark color. Its surface often displays metallic reflections, sometimes showing bronze or golden flashes. These optical effects arise from the mineral’s structure and the way light interacts with fine copper compounds on the surface.
Covellite was first described as a mineral species in 1832. It was named after the Italian mineralogist Niccolò Covelli, who studied minerals associated with the volcanic region around Mount Vesuvius.
In nature covellite usually occurs in massive or platy aggregates. Because the mineral is relatively soft, polished pieces can develop scratches or wear over time.
