Zeolites are a family of hydrated aluminosilicate minerals made primarily of silicon, aluminum, oxygen, and water. The name "zeolite" describes more than 50 naturally occurring mineral species that share a similar crystal structure. Zeolites form when alkaline groundwater, volcanic ash layers, and volcanic rocks combine under specific conditions.
Zeolites are one of the few naturally occurring negatively charged minerals. Alchemically, they resonate with all four elements: earth (volcanic origin), water (formed through groundwater interaction), fire (volcanic heat), and air (the porous, breath-like internal structure). Metaphysically, Zeolites carry purification properties - drawing in and neutralizing negative energy.
