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1 Feather-shaped necklace with cord, adjustable in size.
Feather necklace with waxed cord, adjustable size. Handmade with sustainably harvested Palo Santo, with special consideration for the well-being of the artisans and nature.
Dimensions: 6 cm
Material: Palo Santo, wood
Palo Santo Quality
The indigenous people of the Andes have used Palo Santo for centuries to ward off negative energy. When this sacred wood is burned, negative energy is purified, peace and harmony are restored, and the connection with Mother Earth is strengthened.
According to tradition, Palo Santo has a natural pain-relieving, anti-stress, and relaxing effect. Palo Santo has a pleasant, refreshing, and uplifting fragrance. The aroma of Palo Santo can help clear your aura and/or promote positive feelings and joy.
SERFOR-certified Palo Santo products
This Palo Santo comes from the Amazon region of Peru, from forests managed, authorized, and certified by the Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation (SERFOR) of Peru.
Only naturally fallen Palo Santo trees and branches that have remained on the ground for at least 3 or 4 years are used.
This harvesting method does not harm nature, and only wood with a rich aroma is used.
Sterling silver pendant with Amber
At the center of this 925 sterling silver pendant is a sphere of Amber approximately 7 mm wide.
Amber is a fossilized resin. It has the powerful effect of keeping one's feet on the ground and is known for transforming negative energy into positive energy. It helps release unpleasant experiences stored in the body.
It brings strength and confidence. Physically, Amber is said to support the liver, eyes, spleen, stomach, gallbladder, bladder, and kidneys.
Dimensions: 1.5 cm
Material: Amber, 925 sterling silver
Description of Amber
Mineral class: organic stone.
Chemical formula: C10H16O + S
In today's scientific community, Amber refers to any fossilized resin, and its varieties are identified by their geographical origin (currently collected in Germany, Romania, Sicily, and Myanmar). The most widely used in jewelry today is that from the Baltic countries.
Amber is emitted by conifers in the form of resin, which later undergoes a process of fossilization and gradual mineralization over time. Translucent, with a color ranging from yellow to reddish, it may contain insects trapped at the time of its formation.
Element
- Fire: the fire element concerns the sphere of energy and masculine strength (courage, willpower, purification, conquest);
- Ether: or Akasha, the fifth element, governs and connects Earth, Air, Fire, and Water together, and is a symbol of life and longevity.
Chakra associated with Amber
Third chakra Manipura ("Navel and Solar Plexus")
Mythology
The etymology of the term is uncertain, as it has no explanation in Arabic, from which it seems to derive due to the prefix. Amber was the first gemstone in history. Jewelry and other objects were made with this resin even in ancient Egypt, where it was also used.For over 7000 years it has been used as a therapeutic stone and as an amulet. In Buddhism it is one of the seven treasures and is associated with wisdom.
Amber jewelry has also been found in Greece, where it was called elektron, from which the modern term "electricity" comes, since it indeed has the property of becoming electrified by friction. Since there are no known amber deposits in Greece, it was certainly imported, most likely following the invasion of the Dorians from Northern Europe.In ancient cultures it was considered sacred because it was believed to contain the principle of life and, since it was warm to the touch unlike other stones, possessed life of its own.
According to a Turkish fable, amber mouthpieces prevent infections when sharing a pipe (hookah). To this day it is used in the industrial production of pipe mouthpieces and glassblowing pipes. In the Middle Ages, the amber trade was controlled by the Knights Templar.
Effect on the body
Amber improves and protects overall health: it is an excellent detoxifier and pain reliever. It alleviates stomach, spleen, and kidney disorders.It helps treat allergies such as those to animals, hay, and pollen, and alleviates problems related to asthma.It works against arthritis, rheumatism, and back pain. It is useful in cases of joint problems, strengthens mucous membranes, and aids children's teething.
Effect on the psyche
Amber promotes the development of a sunny nature in the individual, making them spontaneous, open, peaceful, and optimistic. It purifies negative energies, calms the nervous system, and instills a sense of warmth.It instills lightheartedness and happiness and increases decision-making ability by strengthening self-confidence and personal motivation. It provides mental flexibility and stimulates creativity. Thanks to the development of these qualities, the individual can more easily achieve success.
How to use Amber
Amber can be discharged under running water. To achieve lasting effects on a spiritual level, it is recommended to keep the amber in close contact with the skin for a long time.Regarding physical therapy, a piece of amber can be left in a glass of water overnight and drunk in the morning on an empty stomach to alleviate rheumatic pain.
Pendant mother-of-pearl pendant with Yin Yang
With a glued-on metal eyelet, nickel-free. This is a natural product, so the color, shape, and size may vary and differ from the image shown.
Tao (道 literally the Way or the Path; pinyin transliteration: dào - in Japanese: dō), often translated as The Principle, is one of the main concepts of Chinese Philosophy. It is the eternal, essential and fundamental force that flows through all matter in the Universe, living or otherwise.
It is usually associated with Taoism, but Confucianism also refers to it. To put it in a word, the Tao "is".
In traditional Chinese Taoist philosophy, the fundamental function of the Tao is to represent the universe. At the beginning of time, the latter was in a state called Wu Chi ( = absence of differentiations/absence of polarity). At a certain point, two polarities of different signs formed, representing the fundamental principles of the universe:
- Yang the positive, masculine principle, represented in white.
- Yin the negative, feminine principle, represented in black.
Dimensions: 3.5 cm
Material: Mother-of-pearl
Delivered with a black cotton cord.
History
Mother-of-pearl is known internationally under the name “Nacre”, a term derived from the Arabic word “naqqarah”, which means shell or casing.
It was Queen Elizabeth I who in the 16th century gave the name “Mother of Pearl” to this shiny material, already known in 3,000 B.C. to embellish jewelry and objects. The name also alludes to the fact that shells are, so to speak, the “mothers” of pearls.
Mother-of-pearl has been used for centuries to make precious jewelry and art objects. In China, they discovered as early as the centuries before the birth of Christ that by placing small figures of saints inside still-living mollusks, it was possible in a short time to find them completely covered in Mother-of-pearl. These sculptures represented deities and, in the hope that they would bring good luck to men, were carried inside religious temples.
The American anthropologist Carlos Castaneda told that the Yaqui Indians of Mexico used to wear Mother-of-pearl necklaces called “hopo’orosim”, which were supposed to protect from evil.
In the 20s, the Sumerian tombs were opened in Babylon and among the finds emerged a rich treasure of gold, silver, precious stones, as well as numerous wooden ornaments and musical instruments covered in mother-of-pearl.
During the reign of Elizabeth I, the demand for Mother-of-pearl grew incredibly and was used for the production of all types of jewelry. Even today Mother-of-pearl is very loved, especially moreover in the watchmaking industry, as well as for artistic objects, buttons and inlaid decorations.
Chemical Composition
Mother-of-pearl is composed of calcium carbonate. The innermost and iridescent layer of mollusks, oysters or mussels, is called Mother-of-pearl. The colors of Mother-of-pearl differ depending on the species and geographical origin.
Varieties
There are several varieties of Mother-of-pearl. Very widespread is the Mother-of-pearl of the pearl shell, which can reach almost 5 kg in weight. The base color is normally white, except for Tahitian Mother-of-pearl which is darker. Very particular is the Mother-of-pearl of the New Zealand Paua shells. Due to their splendor of colors, their intense brilliance in blue and green tones and their similarity to Black Opal, they are often called Sea Opal.
Cognac-colored amber necklace for adults.
Amber is a fossilized resin derived from the fossilized sap of trees that grew in the Baltic regions more than 50 million years ago.
When in contact with the warmth of the skin, amber secretes succinic acid, a completely natural substance. Scientific research has shown that succinic acid improves the efficiency of the immune system, reduces excessive salivation, and has significant analgesic and anti-inflammatory properties.
Amber also accelerates wound healing, has a calming effect on the nervous system, promotes sleep, and alleviates respiratory conditions and inflammation of the mouth, throat, and ears.
- Designed and made especially for children.
- The length is such that it prevents children from putting the necklace in their mouths and chewing on the stones.
- The stones in the necklaces are separated by knots to prevent them from slipping off the necklace and getting lost if it breaks.
- The clasp consists of a screw mechanism, laboratory-tested, which guarantees maximum safety even in cases of strong stress.
This is a natural product, so the color, shape, and dimensions vary and may differ from the image shown.
Length: Approximately 45/46 cm
Material: Amber
Description of Amber
Mineral class: organic stone.
Chemical formula: C10H16O + S
In today's scientific community, Amber refers to any fossilized resin, and its varieties are identified by their geographical origin (currently it is collected in Germany, Romania, Sicily, and Myanmar). The one most commonly used in jewelry today comes from the Baltic countries.
Amber is emitted by conifers in the form of resin, which later undergoes a process of fossilization and gradual mineralization over time. Translucent, with a color ranging from yellow to reddish, it may contain insects that were trapped at the time of its formation.
Element
- Fire: the fire element relates to the sphere of energy and masculine strength (courage, willpower, purification, conquest);
- Ether: or Akasha, the fifth element, governs and connects Earth, Air, Fire, and Water together, and is a symbol of life and longevity.
Chakra associated with Amber
Third chakra Manipura ("Navel and Solar Plexus")
Mythology
The etymology of the term is uncertain, as it has no explanation in Arabic, from which it seems to derive due to the prefix. Amber was the first precious stone in history. Jewelry and other objects were made from this resin even in ancient Egypt, where it was also used. For over 7000 years, it has been used as a therapeutic stone and as an amulet. In Buddhism, it is one of the seven treasures and is associated with wisdom.
Amber jewelry has also been found in Greece, where it was called elektron, from which the modern term "electricity" derives, since it indeed has the property of becoming electrified by friction. Since there are no known amber deposits in Greece, it was certainly imported, most likely following the invasion of the Dorians from Northern Europe. In ancient cultures, it was considered sacred because it was believed to contain the principle of life and, since it was warm to the touch unlike other stones, possessed life of its own.
According to a Turkish fable, amber mouthpieces prevent infections when sharing a pipe (hookah). To this day, it is used in the industrial production of pipe mouthpieces and glassblowing pipes. In the Middle Ages, the amber trade was controlled by the Knights Templar.
Effect on the body
Amber improves and protects overall health: it is an excellent detoxifier and pain reliever. It alleviates stomach, spleen, and kidney disorders. It helps treat allergies such as those to animals, hay, and pollen, and alleviates problems related to asthma. It works against arthritis, rheumatism, and back pain. It is useful in cases of joint problems, strengthens the mucous membranes, and helps children with teething.
Effect on the psyche
Amber promotes the development of a sunny nature in the individual, making them spontaneous, open, peaceful, and optimistic. It purifies negative energies, calms the nervous system, and instills a sense of warmth. It instills lightheartedness and happiness and increases decision-making ability by strengthening self-confidence and personal motivation. It gives mental flexibility and stimulates creativity. Thanks to the development of these qualities, the individual can more easily achieve success.
How to use Amber
Amber can be discharged under running water. To obtain lasting effects on a spiritual level, it is recommended to keep the amber in close contact with the skin for a long time. As for physical therapy, you can leave a piece of amber in a glass of water overnight and drink it in the morning on an empty stomach to alleviate rheumatic pain.
Adult amber necklace in lemon color.
Amber is a fossilized resin derived from the fossilized sap of trees that grew in the Baltic regions more than 50 million years ago.
When in contact with the warmth of the skin, amber secretes succinic acid, a completely natural substance. Scientific research has shown that succinic acid improves immune system efficiency, reduces excessive salivation, and has significant analgesic and anti-inflammatory properties.
Amber also accelerates wound healing, has calming effects on the nervous system, promotes sleep, and alleviates respiratory conditions and inflammation of the mouth, throat, and ears.
- Designed and made especially for children.
- The length is such that children cannot put the necklace in their mouths and chew on the stones.
- The stones in the necklaces are separated by knots to prevent them from slipping off the necklace and getting lost if it breaks.
- The clasp consists of a screw mechanism, laboratory-tested, which guarantees maximum safety even under heavy strain.
This is a natural product, so the color, shape, and dimensions vary and may differ from the image shown.
Length: Approximately 45/46 cm
Material: Amber
Description of Amber
Mineral class: organic stone.
Chemical formula: C10H16O + S
In the scientific community today, amber refers to any fossilized resin, and its varieties are identified by their geographical origin (currently collected in Germany, Romania, Sicily, and Myanmar). The most widely used in jewelry today is that from the Baltic countries.
Amber is emitted by conifers in the form of resin, which later undergoes a fossilization process and gradual mineralization over time. Translucent, with a color ranging from yellow to reddish, it may contain insects that were trapped at the time of its formation.
Element
- Fire: the fire element concerns the sphere of energy and masculine strength (courage, willpower, purification, conquest);
- Ether: or Akasha, the fifth element, governs and connects Earth, Air, Fire, and Water together, and is a symbol of life and longevity.
Chakra associated with Amber
Third chakra Manipura ("Navel and Solar Plexus")
Mythology
The etymology of the term is uncertain, as it has no explanation in Arabic, from which it seems to derive due to the prefix. Amber was the first precious stone in history. Jewelry and other objects were made with this resin even in ancient Egypt, where it was also used.For over 7000 years it has been used as a therapeutic stone and as an amulet. In Buddhism it is one of the seven treasures and is associated with wisdom.
Amber jewelry was also found in Greece, where it was called elektron, from which the modern term "electricity" comes, since it indeed has the property of becoming electrified by friction. Since there are no known amber deposits in Greece, it was certainly imported, most likely following the invasion of the Dorians from Northern Europe.In ancient cultures it was considered sacred because it was believed to contain the principle of life and, since it was warm to the touch unlike other stones, possessed life of its own.
According to a Turkish fable, amber mouthpieces prevent infections when sharing a pipe (hookah). To this day it is used in the industrial production of pipe mouthpieces and glassblowing pipes. In the Middle Ages, the amber trade was controlled by the Knights Templar.
Effect on the body
Amber improves and protects overall health: it is an excellent detoxifier and pain reliever. It alleviates stomach, spleen, and kidney disorders.It helps treat allergies such as those to animals, hay, and pollen, and alleviates problems related to asthma.It works against arthritis, rheumatism, and back pain. It is useful in cases of joint problems, strengthens mucous membranes, and helps children with teething.
Effect on the psyche
Amber promotes the development of a sunny nature in the individual, making them spontaneous, open, peaceful, and optimistic. It purifies negative energies, calms the nervous system, and instills a sense of warmth.It instills lightheartedness and happiness and increases decision-making ability by strengthening self-confidence and personal motivation. It provides mental flexibility and stimulates creativity. Thanks to the development of these qualities, the individual can more easily achieve success.
How to use Amber
Amber can be charged under running water. To achieve lasting effects on a spiritual level, it is recommended to wear the amber in close contact with the skin for a long time.Regarding physical therapy, a piece of amber can be left in a glass of water overnight and drunk in the morning on an empty stomach to alleviate rheumatic pain.
Adult amber necklace, multicolor.
Amber is a fossilized resin derived from the fossilized sap of trees that grew in the Baltic regions more than 50 million years ago.
When in contact with the warmth of the skin, amber secretes succinic acid, a completely natural substance. Scientific research has shown that succinic acid improves the efficiency of the immune system, reduces excessive salivation, and has significant analgesic and anti-inflammatory properties.
Amber also accelerates wound healing, has a calming effect on the nervous system, promotes sleep, and alleviates respiratory conditions and inflammation of the mouth, throat, and ears.
- Designed and made especially for children.
- The length is such that children cannot put the necklace in their mouths and chew on the stones.
- The stones in the necklaces are separated by knots to prevent them from falling off the necklace and getting lost if it breaks.
- The clasp consists of a screw mechanism, laboratory-tested, which guarantees maximum safety even under heavy strain.
This is a natural product, so the color, shape, and dimensions vary and may differ from the image shown.
Length: Approximately 45/46 cm
Material: Amber
Description of Amber
Mineral class: organic stone.
Chemical formula: C10H16O + S
In the scientific community today, amber refers to any fossilized resin, and its varieties are identified by their geographical origin (currently it is collected in Germany, Romania, Sicily, and Myanmar). The most widely used in jewelry today is that from the Baltic countries.
Amber is emitted by conifers in the form of resin, which later undergoes a fossilization process and gradual mineralization over time. Translucent, with a color ranging from yellow to reddish, it may contain insects that were trapped at the time of its formation.
Element
- Fire: the fire element relates to the sphere of energy and masculine strength (courage, willpower, purification, conquest);
- Ether: or Akasha, the fifth element, governs and connects Earth, Air, Fire, and Water together, and is a symbol of life and longevity.
Chakra associated with Amber
Third chakra Manipura ("Navel and Solar Plexus")
Mythology
The etymology of the term is uncertain, as it has no explanation in Arabic, from which it seems to derive due to the prefix. Amber was the first precious stone in history. Jewelry and other objects were made with this resin even in ancient Egypt, where it was also used.For over 7000 years it has been used as a therapeutic stone and as an amulet. In Buddhism it is one of the seven treasures and is associated with wisdom.
Amber jewelry has also been found in Greece, where it was called elektron, from which the modern term "electricity" comes, since it indeed has the property of becoming electrified by friction. Since no amber deposits are known in Greece, it was certainly imported, most likely following the invasion of the Dorians from Northern Europe.In ancient cultures it was considered sacred because it was believed to contain the principle of life and, since it was warm to the touch unlike other stones, it possessed life of its own.
According to a Turkish fable, amber mouthpieces prevent infections when sharing a pipe (hookah). To this day it is used in the industrial production of pipe mouthpieces and glassblowing pipes. In the Middle Ages, the amber trade was controlled by the Knights Templar.
Effect on the body
Amber improves and protects overall health: it is an excellent detoxifier and pain reliever. It alleviates stomach, spleen, and kidney disorders.It helps treat allergies such as those to animals, hay, and pollen, and alleviates problems related to asthma.It works against arthritis, rheumatism, and back pain. It is useful in cases of joint problems, strengthens the mucous membranes, and helps children with teething.
Effect on the psyche
Amber promotes the development of a sunny nature in the individual, making them spontaneous, open, peaceful, and optimistic. It purifies negative energies, calms the nervous system, and instills a sense of warmth.It instills lightheartedness and happiness and increases decision-making ability by strengthening self-confidence and personal motivation. It gives mental flexibility and stimulates creativity. Thanks to the development of these qualities, the individual can more easily achieve success.
How to use Amber
Amber can be charged under running water. To achieve lasting effects on a spiritual level, it is recommended to keep the amber in close contact with the skin for a long time.Regarding physical therapy, you can leave a piece of amber in a glass of water overnight and drink it in the morning on an empty stomach to alleviate rheumatic pain.
Amber chip necklace for your child's teething with screw closure
Teething can be a traumatic and painful period for your child.
Amber is a fossilized resin derived from the fossilized sap of trees that grew in the Baltic regions more than 50 million years ago.
In contact with the warmth of the skin, amber secretes succinic acid, a completely natural substance. Scientific research has shown that succinic acid improves the efficiency of the immune system, reduces excessive salivation, and has remarkable analgesic and anti-inflammatory properties.
Amber also accelerates wound healing, has calming effects on the nervous system, promotes sleep, alleviates respiratory conditions, and reduces inflammation in the mouth, throat, and ears.
- Designed and made especially for children.
- The length is such that children cannot put the necklace in their mouths and chew on the stones.
- The stones in the necklaces are separated by knots to prevent them from falling off the necklace and getting lost in case of breakage.
- The closure consists of a screw mechanism, laboratory-tested, which guarantees maximum safety even in case of strong stress.
This is a natural product, so the color, shape, and dimensions vary and may differ from the image shown.
Length: approx. 32/35 cm
Material: Amber
Description of Amber
Mineral class: organic stone.
Chemical formula: C10H16O + S
In today's scientific community, Amber refers to any fossilized resin, and its varieties are identified by their geographical origin (currently collected in Germany, Romania, Sicily, and Myanmar). The one most widely used in jewelry today comes from the Baltic countries.
Amber is emitted by conifers in the form of resin, which later undergoes a fossilization process and gradual mineralization over time.Translucent, with a color ranging from yellow to reddish, it may contain insects that were trapped at the time of its formation.
Element
- Fire: the fire element concerns the sphere of energy and male strength (courage, willpower, purification, conquest);
- Ether: or Akasha, the fifth element, governs and connects Earth, Air, Fire, and Water together, and is a symbol of life and longevity.
Chakra associated with Amber
Third chakra Manipura ("Navel and Solar Plexus")
Mythology
The etymology of the term is uncertain, as it has no explanation in Arabic, from which it seems to derive due to the prefix. Amber was the first precious stone in history. Jewelry and other objects were made with this resin even in ancient Egypt, where it was also used.For over 7000 years it has been used as a therapeutic stone and as an amulet. In Buddhism it is one of the seven treasures and is associated with wisdom.
Amber jewelry has also been found in Greece, where it was called elektron, from which the modern term "electricity" comes, since it indeed has the property of becoming electrified by friction. Since there are no known amber deposits in Greece, it was certainly imported, most likely following the invasion of the Dorians from Northern Europe.In ancient cultures it was considered sacred because it was believed to contain the principle of life and, since it was warm to the touch unlike other stones, it possessed life of its own.
According to a Turkish fable, amber mouthpieces prevent infections when sharing a pipe (hookah). To this day it is used in the industrial production of pipe mouthpieces and glass blowers. In the Middle Ages, the amber trade was controlled by the Knights Templar.
Effect on the body
Amber improves and protects general health: it is an excellent detoxifier and pain reliever. It alleviates stomach, spleen, and kidney disorders.It helps treat allergies such as those to animals, hay, and pollen, and alleviates problems related to asthma.It works against arthritis, rheumatism, and back pain. It is useful in cases of joint problems, strengthens the mucous membranes, and helps children with teething.
Effect on the psyche
Amber promotes the development of a sunny nature in the individual, making them spontaneous, open, peaceful, and optimistic. It purifies negative energies, calms the nervous system, and instills a sense of warmth.It instills lightheartedness and happiness and increases decision-making ability by strengthening self-confidence and personal motivation. It gives mental flexibility and stimulates creativity. Thanks to the development of these qualities, the individual can more easily achieve success.
How to use Amber
Amber can be charged under running water. To achieve lasting effects on a spiritual level, it is recommended to keep the amber in close contact with the skin for a long time.Regarding physical therapy, you can leave a piece of amber in a glass of water overnight and drink it in the morning on an empty stomach to alleviate rheumatic pain.
Amber Necklace for Your Child's Teething with Screw Closure
Teething can be a traumatic and painful period for your child.
Amber is a fossil resin derived from the fossilized sap of trees that grew in the Baltic regions more than 50 million years ago.
When in contact with the warmth of the skin, amber secretes succinic acid, a completely natural substance. Scientific research has shown that succinic acid improves immune system efficiency, reduces excessive salivation, and has significant analgesic and anti-inflammatory properties.
Amber also accelerates wound healing, has a calming effect on the nervous system, promotes sleep, and alleviates respiratory conditions and inflammation of the mouth, throat, and ears.
- Designed and made especially for children.
- The length is such that children cannot put the necklace in their mouths and chew on the stones.
- The stones on the necklaces are separated by knots to prevent them from slipping off the necklace and getting lost if it breaks.
- The closure consists of a screw mechanism, laboratory-tested to ensure maximum safety even under heavy strain.
This is a natural product, so the color, shape, and size vary and may differ from the image shown.
Length: approx. 32/35 cm
Material: Amber
Description of Amber
Mineral class: organic stone.
Chemical formula: C10H16O + S
In today's scientific community, Amber refers to any fossil resin, and its varieties are identified by their geographical origin (currently collected in Germany, Romania, Sicily, and Myanmar). The most widely used in jewelry today comes from the Baltic countries.
Amber is exuded by conifers in the form of resin, which later undergoes a fossilization process and gradual mineralization over time. Translucent, with a color ranging from yellow to reddish, it may contain insects trapped at the time of its formation.
Element
- Fire: the fire element relates to the sphere of energy and masculine strength (courage, willpower, purification, conquest);
- Ether: or Akasha, the fifth element, governs and connects Earth, Air, Fire, and Water together, and is a symbol of life and longevity.
Chakra Associated with Amber
Third chakra Manipura ("Navel and Solar Plexus")
Mythology
The etymology of the term is uncertain, as it has no explanation in Arabic, from which it appears to derive due to the prefix. Amber was the first precious stone in history. Jewelry and other objects were made from this resin even in ancient Egypt, where it was also used.For over 7000 years, it has been used as a therapeutic stone and as an amulet. In Buddhism, it is one of the seven treasures and is associated with wisdom.
Amber jewelry has also been found in Greece, where it was called elektron, from which the modern term "electricity" derives, as it indeed has the property of becoming electrified by friction. Since there are no known amber deposits in Greece, it was certainly imported, most likely following the invasion of the Dorians from Northern Europe.In ancient cultures, it was considered sacred because it was believed to contain the principle of life and, since it was warm to the touch unlike other stones, possessed life of its own.
According to a Turkish fable, amber mouthpieces prevent infections when sharing a pipe (hookah). To this day, it is used in the industrial production of pipe mouthpieces and glassblowing pipes. In the Middle Ages, the amber trade was controlled by the Knights Templar.
Effect on the Body
Amber improves and protects overall health: it is an excellent detoxifier and pain reliever. It alleviates stomach, spleen, and kidney disorders.It helps treat allergies such as those to animals, hay, and pollen, and alleviates problems related to asthma.It works against arthritis, rheumatism, and back pain. It is useful in cases of joint problems, strengthens mucous membranes, and aids children's teething.
Effect on the Psyche
Amber promotes the development of a sunny nature in the individual, making them spontaneous, open, peaceful, and optimistic. It purifies negative energies, calms the nervous system, and instills a sense of warmth.It instills lightheartedness and happiness and increases decision-making ability by strengthening self-confidence and personal motivation. It provides mental flexibility and stimulates creativity. Thanks to the development of these qualities, the individual can more easily achieve success.
How to Use Amber
Amber can be charged under running water. To achieve lasting effects on a spiritual level, it is recommended to keep the amber in close contact with the skin for a long time.Regarding physical therapy, a piece of amber can be left in a glass of water overnight and drunk in the morning on an empty stomach to alleviate rheumatic pain.
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