Usage: Aventurine is said to benefit one in all areas of creativity, and imagination, as well as intellect and mental clarity. Lore says that it enhances prosperity and brings career success. It is a gentle stone energetically that gives a sense of calm and balance and enhances happiness. It also helps one to see alternatives and potentials in all situations, giving a positive outlook, courage and inner strength. It is also said to bring luck, especially in games of chance.
Metaphysical Properties: Physically it is beneficial for blood, circulatory system, balancing blood pressure, sinus problems, nausea, headaches, general health, allergies, eczema, fever, and sleep disorders.
100 Gram Lot Rough Loose Gemstone, Rough Citrine Stone, Birth Loose Gemstone, Tiny Rough Stone, November Birthstone Take a piece of nature with you wherever you go with these rough...
Green Aventurine comforts, harmonizes, protects the heart, and can help attract love later in life. It is one of the premier stones to attract luck, abundance and success. Green Aventurine...
Pyrite has long been valued as a strong protection stone that shields the wearer from negative energy as well as environmental pollutants. Thus, this stone helps promote physical well-being as...
Abundance, Emotional Balance, Chakra Cleanser Primary Chakras: Sacral, Solar Plexus, Crown, Cleanses ALLAstrological signs: Gemini, Aries, Libra, Leo Heat-treated Citrine is a very useful metaphysical crystal as its energy...
Gemstone Bracelet is made high quality natural 10 mm Citrine Crystal . I strung beads, on a durable stretch cord to adjust to your wrist size .When you need a...
Sunstone is an abundance stone. It encourages independence and originality, is inspirational in revealing talents, and attracts fame and unexpected prosperity. It is an excellent "good luck" crystal for competitions. ...
Bloodstone is a wonderful gemstone that is also referred to as a Stone of Warrior that enhances the courage of the wearer and also brings along the understanding of its benefits....
