Since the Stone Age, humans have
harnessed energy stones for both practical and spiritual purposes—ranging from tools like flints to healing and protective amulets. In ancient times, they were also used therapeutically, believed to restore balance to the mind, body, and soul through chi and spirit.
After the Middle Ages, energy stones
became part of magic and religion, influencing science and medicine. Though later dismissed as folk remedies, they’ve recently regained attention through holistic health practices, which view the body as a unity of spirit, qi, mind, and body. Today, energy stones are increasingly seen as tools for alternative therapy and wellness, embraced by many for their perceived positive effects.