EMERALD
Ancient
Egyptians used emeralds around 2000 B.C.. Most mines at the time were
in Upper Egypt near the Red Sea. Most famous mine was in Mt. Zabarah and
said to belong to the Queen of Sheba. Romans believed nothing evil
would stay in the presence of Emerald; if powerless to repel misfortune,
it was believed the stone would fall from its setting as a warning.
Nero watched gladiator fights thru an emerald because he believed the
stone protected his eyes and revealed the truth.
An old belief says emerald will change color if lies & treachery are planned within its vicinity.
In India and Egypt, it was said to give the gift of memory and good luck.
Mystical significance to Christianity is triumph over sin.
Today,
it’s used to ward off negativity, attract prosperity, peace, balance,
love, healing and patience. Strengthens artistic abilities, opens the
way to new beginnings.
FLUORITE
Ancient Egyptians carved it and made into statues and scarabs. The Chinese carve it into figures.
Today,
it is used to help ground nervous energy, cleanses the aura, increases
concentration. Nicknamed “genius stone” as it’s said to be excellent for
study or work; focuses the mind.
JADE
A
stone used by ancient midwives to aid childbirth. In Ancient Egypt it
was given as a gift that brought good fortune. In China and the Far
East, bangles were worn for physical strength and to throw off illness.
Jade butterflies were exchanged between engaged couples to ensure
happiness.
Jade
is popular with racing enthusiasts as it’s said to draw success. Said
to attract courage, justice and wisdom. It helps to solve problems and
is an excellent stone for business people and musicians; brings calm,
peace, harmony and releases tension.
JASPER
The Anodyne Necklace, valued in England at one time, was worn to treat stomach troubles.
The Egyptians used Jasper to protect against enemies, wild animals and fear.
Green
Jasper is worn for good luck. Brown, multicolored is worn to help keep
your feet on the ground and not get caught in extreme emotions.
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