
The mineral & metal grimoire
A directory for understanding metals and their symbolism
Origins, properties, planetary correspondences and traditional uses: each entry helps you distinguish matter, history and symbolism.
8 entries in this grimoire · Regularly expanded
Before you browse
How should you read a metal entry?
Three levels of reading help distinguish physical characteristics, symbolic traditions and the precautions specific to each material.
Identify the metal
Observe its composition, appearance, density, oxidation and possible alloys before studying its history or uses.
Understand its correspondences
Then connect the metal with the planets, deities, symbolic functions and traditions associated with it across different periods.
Know the precautions
Some metals or compounds may be irritating, toxic or sensitive to moisture. Avoid ingestion and always check safe handling conditions.
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Blei
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Bronze
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Eisen
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Kupfer
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Merkur
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Oder
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Silber
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Zinn
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