Since July 2018, I’ve been on a quest to learn everything I can about this extraordinary crystal. Here is what my deep-dive research has uncovered in regard to unique colors and the resulting energetic signature. This by no means represents the entirety of Andara Crystals by limiting them to these colors. I can’t begin to represent the variegated specimens I’ve seen that are indescribably beautiful and powerful. This will at least give you an idea what you can find in the world of Andaras. They are like no other substance.
Given what I now have learned from my guides about Andara Crystals and their composition, we can comprehend the process of how they are created. As you know, Andara crystal is formed by fusion when certain monatomic elements are present under intense heat. Monatomic elements carry traces of 70 different minerals, including many precious metals. During the fusion process by which this lava-like glass substance is formed by intensely heating etherium, it triggers a color reaction depending on the mineral(s) present and then cools into allochromatic form.
Allochromatic refers to the impurities and trace elements that color gemstones by their presence. When traces of chromium are present in corundum, you have a red ruby. If there is titanium present in corundum, you have a blue sapphire. When the corundum is pure, it is colorless. Sapphires come in all the colors of the rainbow due to the trace elements that produce each color, all in the same family of corundum. In soil samples taken from the location where the Andara crystals originated, more than 70 monatomic metallic elements were identified. With such a palette to work from, we have the possibility of any color in the rainbow appearing. Monatomic Adara crystals are heliocentric, unlike glass which is not. They also exhibit color shifts, translocation, transmission of information, time dilation and other esoteric properties.
I will cover etherium separately.