A very large beautiful Teal/blue flash Moonstone wrapped in Silver Copper Wire and Turquoise Copper Wire with Garnet and Neon Blue Apatite Accent Stones.
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Moonstone is said to bring calmness, peace and balance in life along with uplifting the living standard of its wearer. This stone has been used as a stone of protection for traveling at night, voyaging at sea, childbirth, and pregnancy. It is considered the master healer for women. Moonstone connects to the Crown Chakra.
History of Moonstone:
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- Romans believed the stone was formed from moon rays. The Greeks linked it to lunar deities ( Diana, Selene) and used it as a protective lucky talisman.
- Ancient India held as a sacred stone, often displayed on yellow cloth to signify its sanctity and used to bring good fortune and harmony.
- Culturally viewed as an aphrodisiac, it was believed that wearing it under the full moon encouraged love and brought fertility.
- Known as Travelers' Stone often carried by travelers as a protective amulet, particularly during night travel.
- Garnet is a crystal of inspiration and emotional healing. Rhodolite encourages love, kindness and compassion, and also promotes spiritual growth.
History of Garnet:
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- Warriors from the Roman times, through the Middle Ages, and into the Anglo-Saxon era wore or inlaid garnet, believing it offered protection in battle.
- Ancient Egyptians called it a "symbol of life" and it was heavily traded from India and Sri Lanka. Romans used carved garnet in signet rings for sealing documents
- Victorians produced popular garnet cluster jewelry, which often resembled pomegranate seeds, a symbol of safety.
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Neon Blue Apatite is a dual action stone. It clears away confusion, apathy, and negativity. Blue Apatite is a stone of manifestation. It will stimulate the intellect and bring ideas from the mind down into the earth realm through realizations. Blue Apatite is associated with the Throat Chakra.
History of Neon Blue Apatite:
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- First described in 1786 by German geologist. It's name is derived from the Greek word apatao, meaning " to deceive," because its diverse range of colors led to it often being mistaken for other, more famous gems like peridot, beryl, or tourmaline.
- While it is sometimes used in modern holistic, "New Age" practices, neon blue apatite does not have a long history of use in ancient folklore, legends, or traditional jewelry.