In Moroccan folklore, these stones are often used in “tashir” rituals (to harness or subdue someone or something).
The belief is that the stone causes the husband to be “under control” and to look at his wife with a gaze of desire (stemming from the connection of the red color to the root chakra and intense emotions).
Therefore, some women seek to obtain it.
The stone is perceived as arousing attraction between the sexes, warming the “blood of the heart” and melting emotional coldness.
The stone also has a connection to the “divine feminine” and is called “the blood of the goddess Isis”, and therefore served as a remedy for pregnant women and to increase breast milk production.

Additionally, the stone has the virtue of protection from negative energy and the evil eye, jealousy and demons, and it is considered a stone with a “warm” frequency and is connected to entities with power and vigor.
It imparts personal power to a person and therefore was given to warriors as a remedy to improve endurance, courage and strength in battle challenges (in ancient Persian times).
It was said in ancient times that it repels evil spirits and protects from dangers.

And this is what was written about it in ancient books:
“If you knew the powers of the Flame Stone, you would never lose it. With the Flame Stone, the jinn and angels will descend to serve you.
“The “Flame” stone is widely used in Morocco (especially among women), as they have a strong belief that the woman carrying this stone will control her husband,

Properties:
* Focuses on heart energy and provides courage, strength and determination
* Encourages energy circulation
* Brings hearts closer
* Strengthens love
* Softens a hard heart and therefore good for reconciliation
* Energetic protection
* Encourages fertility

○ It is recommended to draw or engrave on it what you want to receive,
Despite its focus on adding power and control to a person, it is intended for actions with good intentions only,
because it encourages honesty and personal power in its essence.