O maior guia Para gemstone
O maior guia Para gemstone
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Pezzottaite is a very rare gem type that is often mistaken for red beryl. The color range from raspberry red to pinkish purple. It has so far only been found in Afghanistan and Madagascar.
Scolecite is a gentle stone that dissipates anger & brings inner peace. It can also facilitate dream work and travel in the astral realms, helping you receive messages from your Higher Self and explore other dimensions.
Blue sapphire is a stone of mental focus and order, as well as inner vision and psychic awareness. It can help open the third eye to receive wisdom and insight, and the throat chakra to communicate that vision to others.
When you are feeling hopeless, snowflake obsidian can help you regain your courage to persevere, and help you see opportunities you may have overlooked to improve your situation.
Sardonyx is a type of onyx, but with a brown rather than a black base (onyx is mostly known to be black).
Shattuckite is a rare mineral found in copper deposits with colors range from vivid blue to blue-greens and dark navy blue.
Hyalite Opal is a very rare and unusual type of opal. Tiny amounts of uranium within the gemstone cause dramatic color changes when it is viewed under daylight or in incandescent lighting. These colorful gemstones can be found in Namibia, Madagascar, the USA and more recently Mexico.
Ocean Jasper encourages seeing the positive aspects of life, and letting go of the negative. It is helpful for people suffering from depression, as it gently lifts the onyx western spirits and helps one appreciate the present moment and the beauty of life.
Black tourmaline is ideal for clearing and protecting the aura from negative influences. It helps us connect to the Earth and know we belong here.
Said to help wearers hone their intuition, Zircons are reputed to keep the wearer spiritually grounded and help them hone their psychic communication skills, too.
Legends about this gemstone include stories that allowed the wearer to see into the future. If an emerald was placed under your tongue, you would be forced to reveal the truth and be protected from evil spirits.
During the ancient Roman period, fluorite was widely used in the production of wine cups and vases as a valuable stone. The ancient Romans even believed that fluorite wine cups would make people never drunk.
The tiger’s eye is considered by the Indians to be a sacred stone, a symbol of prestige, to prevent depression, and physical and mental illness, and to inspire courage.
The name Zircon originated in Persia where Zircons served all sorts of purposes. Known as the “stone of virtue,” they are still used in the practice of Far Eastern religions and believers say that the right Zircon can impact specific chakras.