Mineralogical characteristics
Tulikivi is a variety of soapstone composed mainly of talc mineral, with a high magnesium content. It is characterized by its pearl-grey color and notable heat resistance.
One of the most notable physical properties of tulikivi is its great heat storage and thermal conduction capacity. For this reason, it has traditionally been valued as a resistant and stable material in heat-related applications.
Its compact, sober and homogeneous appearance differentiates it from other ornamental stones. The main deposits of tulikivi are found in Finland and Russia.
Deposits
Finland and Russia.
Therapeutic properties
Tulikivi is considered a harmonizing stone, associated with energetic balance and inner stability. Traditionally, it is interpreted as the feminine part of shungite.
Combined with shungite, it is used as a symbolic tool for energetic rebalancing, encouraging a sense of calm, protection and compensation between complementary energies.
It is also said that tulikivi helps strengthen the immune system, regulates the throat chakra and contributes to lifting the mood.