Lapis is an excellent stone for executives, journalists, and psychologists, stimulating wisdom and good judgment in the practical world. It aids intellectual analysis in archeologists and historians, problem solving for lawyers, and creates new ideas for inventors and writers.
Lapis Lazuli is a powerful crystal for activating the higher mind and enhancing intellectual ability. It stimulates the desire for knowledge, truth and understanding, and aids the process of learning. It is excellent for enhancing memory.Â
A stone of truth, Lapis encourages honesty of the spirit, and in the spoken and written word. Wear it for all forms of deep communication. It is also a stone of friendship and brings harmony in relationships. A Lapis grid brings calm and loving communication for a home with temperamental teenagers, or children with Asperger's syndrome, autism, or attention-deficit disorder.Â
For fame in a creative or public performance-related area, wear or carry Lapis Lazuli to auditions. In the workplace, it attracts promotion, success and lasting recognition in your field.
Amethyst is a wonderful talisman for use in the creative arts, especially in darker shades. It assists endeavors where new, original results need to be created using tools and methods...
Gemstone Bracelet is made high quality natural Amethyst Crystal . I strung beads, on a durable stretch cord to adjust to your wrist size .When you need a special gift,...
Selenite is one of the most important tools in many metaphysical wellness workerâs arsenals. It is an abundant stone known as Satin Spar because of the milky sheen that illuminates...
Size: Approx 1 Inches Set of 7 chakra stone include:Amethyst (Crown Chakra) Peach Aventurine (Sacral Chakra), Yellow Japser (Solar Plexus), Green Aventurine (Heart Chakra), Lapis Lazuli (Throat Chakra), Blue Aventurine...
This combination of Chakra and Pendant gives you deep sense of Positive Energy, Peace of Mind, Balance, Healing, Meditation, Protection from Evil Eye or Black Magic, Removes Negavite Energy, Success...
