Description
Protective Amethyst, A heart and mind semi-precious gem stone, sought after through the ages for its ability to stimulate mind and emotions. It’s the stone for:
- 6th Anniversary gemstone
- Pieces / February birthstone
- Humility, Honesty
- Protection against external sources / spiritual negativity
- Sobriety (I’ll be using this stone with the Serenity Prayer medal in the future)
- Connection to Spirituality
- Healing and cleaning properties – opens intuitive abilities
- Insomnia – please this strand of beads under your pillow and promotes dreams
- Metabolism – Brings balance to endocrine system
- Immune System – blood purifier, skin disorders, digestive issues
- Grieving and emotional healing – very powerful for emotional balance and dealing with ups and downs of life
- Stress reliever
- High spiritual vibrations give way to an awakening deep within your heart and soul. It can help you find your angels and spirit guides
A stone to protect one from over indulgence. Do you know a person who could use amethyst their life? Ancient Greeks and Romans used Amethyst carved out in their drinking flasks/implements to prevent over indulgence. I wonder how that all worked out! The Chinese culture use the stone to create wealth, and remove negative energy.
Evidence of Amethyst being used by the ancient Egyptians can be found, dating back to 4000BC.
The Brits used Amethyst as a symbol of wealth and power and can be seen on the royal crown. Can’t you just see Winston Churchill giving one of his iconic speeches, and secretly stashing a piece of Amethyst in his pocket?
Russian royalty coveted this stone and Catherine the Great insisted all her garb and personal articles be donned with this purple beauty.
Bishops in the Catholic religion wore this stone to protect them against over indulging in liquid spirits and often wore amethyst rings.
The purple hues in Amethyst are believed to symbolize Christ’s agony while suffering on the cross.
Amethyst, translated in Hebrew, is “dream stone”. The 12 Tribes of Israel are symbolized by this stone and adorned on the high priest Aaron.
Used in Buddhism, Tibetan Buddhists use this stone during meditation practices, as it’s linked to the spiritual nature of Buddha.
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