Time of Dreams

The use of facial massage rollers dates back to ancient China, where it has long been known as a healing tool.

Perform a lymphatic massage using this double-sided facial massage roller for just 10 minutes.

It will improve facial blood circulation and Chi, reduce wrinkles, and prevent a double chin. Easy and quick, it can be incorporated into your daily facial care routine or used as a weekly treat.

Green Aventurine product features: comfort and health.

Metal color: golden yellow.

Packaging: white cardboard box.

Note: the color and shape of the stone may vary and may differ somewhat from the image shown.

How to use

Gently stroke the forehead, cheeks, eyebrows, jawline, lips, and neck, using broad strokes toward the lymphatic drainage points. Also use the smaller end of the roller to thoroughly reach every part of the face, including under the eyes.

Green aventurine stimulates the realization of dreams, decision-making, enthusiastic effort, and creativity.

It alleviates feelings of anger and agitation. Aventurine also protects against environmental pollution and ley line disturbances.

Dimensions: 14 cm

Material: Green aventurine

Aventurine Description

Mineral class: oxides, quartz group.

Chemical formula: SiO2+ (Kal2,[OH,F)2/AlSi3O10] + (Cr)

Aventurine is a translucent raw quartz whose bright green appearance comes from mica inclusions (fuchsite) that reflect light and cause the phenomenon of aventurescence. It forms in igneous rocks, sediments, and crystalline schists.

Element

Water: the water element relates to the realm of emotions and femininity (love, healing, compassion, reconciliation, intuition);

Air: the air element relates to the realm of communication and intellect (expressive ability, creativity, wisdom, travel).

Chakra associated with Aventurine

Fourth chakra Anahata ("Heart").

Mythology

The name comes from the Italian "a ventura," which refers to the mica flakes apparently distributed "at random" on its surface.

It is a lucky charm, particularly in propitiatory rituals for money and wealth.

The eyes of ancient Tibetan statues are made of aventurine. Perhaps it was believed that the stone's luminosity bestowed superior powers: with their sparkling eyes, they would surely watch over people's fortunes and health.

Effect on the body

Anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving, it promotes the elimination of skin impurities, soothes acne, and helps with dermatitis (eczema) and allergies. It is recommended for eye conditions, enhances visual faculties, and eliminates eye inflammation. It regenerates the heart and strengthens connective tissues. It stimulates fat metabolism and lowers blood cholesterol levels.

Effect on the psyche

Aventurine brings tranquility and gives joy of life, optimism, and patience. It facilitates emotional healing and the expression of love. It helps free oneself from anxiety and fear, identify old emotional traumas or behavioral patterns, and replace them, paving the way for new experiences. It combats insomnia.

Aventurine stimulates creativity and enthusiasm. It gives a willingness to listen and tolerance toward others. It promotes an encounter with the inner dimension and encourages the individual to make choices in harmony with their own nature and to resonate with the natural rhythms of the universe. It helps them "dream" and turn their dreams into reality. It pushes for inner growth: growth is a process of experience, integration, and liberation. We can create experiences in our lives so that we learn specific lessons. When we have had the experience, we integrate the lesson it contains and, once we have integrated these teachings and incorporated them into our consciousness, we can release them, retaining the knowledge and information and allowing the emotions of the experience to dissipate.

Raw Ruby and Kyanite

Ruby provides energy and has an activating effect. It activates the heart chakra and stimulates passion, motivation, enthusiasm, spontaneity, a positive attitude, and abundance.

Ruby improves clear vision and concentration, thus helping to set realistic goals.

Physically, the stone also provides strength and vitality, making it an antidote to fatigue and apathy.

Ruby detoxifies and has a positive effect on blood circulation, fever, the kidneys, reproductive organs, spleen, and infectious diseases.*

Kyanite, also known as disthene, is a soft, shiny stone with a layered structure. It is usually blue, and this color gives Kyanite its name (from the Greek kyanos, meaning "blue").

Kyanite promotes clarity of mind, logical reasoning, and sincerity.

It is also a stone that encourages self-expression and communication. It is a suitable stone for singers and people who need to speak in public.

Physically, Kyanite has a positive effect on the cerebellum, motor system, muscles, thyroid, kidneys, kidneys, throat, and larynx.

Dimensions: variable

Scientific Name: Agarwood

Family: Aquilaria - Thymelaeaceae

Origin: Southeast Asia

Color: Light brown

Aroma: Musky, caramel, woody

Properties: Antiasthmatic, expectorant, antiemetic and anti-nausea

Quantity: 50 grams

Oud or agarwood (or ūd, from Arabic) is a very precious resin produced by a tree of the Aquilaria family – now endangered – when it is attacked by fungi or molds.

Among the most precious woods in the world, oud is used to create the highest quality incense ever produced in perfumery.

The star aroma of oriental perfumes, it has always been used by Arab, Indian, and Japanese populations in religious rituals.

The Arabs have always used it also as a main ingredient for the creation of fragrances for men and women.

This precious essence presents musky, root, and earthy nuances, but also sweet notes such as cocoa, caramel, honey, incense, and vanilla.

Fun Fact:

The name oudh or oud is used in the United Arab Emirates to define both agar wood (agarwood) and the fragrant oil derived from it.

A mythical and precious material, it has been known since time immemorial in different cultures and religions such as Buddhism, Islam, Christianity, Taoism, Sufism, as well as in the medicinal practices of Ayurveda, Arabic, Tibetan, and Chinese medicine.

The use of agar wood is mentioned in the oldest Indian Vedas (2000 BC), as well as the use of the word aloe (another name used to refer to agar wood) is reported numerous times in the Old Testament.

Also known as “Wood of the Gods” or “King of Incenses”, agarwood is identified by different names depending on the countries in which it is produced and used: as already mentioned oud or oudh in the United Arab Emirates, gaharu in Malaysia and India, jinko in Japan, eaglewood or aloeswood in Indonesia, chen xiang in China.

Chemically, the smell of oud is composed of a complex mixture of different sesquiterpenes and their derivatives (mostly α and δ guaienes, α humulene), agarofurane, agarospirols, and several oxygenated compounds based on the structure of phenylethylchromones.

The resulting olfactory profile is rich and complex and varies between sweet, balsamic, earthy, moldy, manure, leather, smoky, bitter, spicy, woody, and animalic characteristics; a profile that varies depending on the species of tree that produces the resinous wood from which the oil is extracted, as well as the technique and expertise used in hydro-distillation.

Use of the resin: to burn it, it is necessary to use charcoal briquettes. They must be lit with a flame from a lighter or stove, so it is recommended to use tongs or similar to avoid unpleasant burns. When the charcoal begins to ignite over the entire surface, it is time to place it in the burner to burn the resin and add the resin itself.

Experts recommend putting a little sand around the essence burner to help it dissipate heat better.

Scientific Name: Agarwood

Family: Aquilaria - Thymelaeaceae

Origin: Southeast Asia

Color: Light brown

Aroma: Musky, caramel, woody

Properties: Antiasthmatic, expectorant, antiemetic and anti-nausea

Quantity: 10 grams

Oud or agarwood (or ūd, from Arabic) is a very precious resin produced by a tree of the Aquilaria family – now endangered – when it is attacked by fungi or molds.

Among the most precious woods in the world, oud is used to create the highest quality incense ever produced in perfumery.

The star aroma of oriental perfumes, it has always been used by Arab, Indian, and Japanese populations in religious rituals.

The Arabs have always used it as a main ingredient in the creation of fragrances for men and women.

This precious essence presents musky, root, and earthy nuances, but also sweet notes such as cocoa, caramel, honey, incense, and vanilla.

Fun Fact:

The name oudh or oud is used in the United Arab Emirates to refer to both agar wood (agarwood) and the fragrant oil derived from it.

A mythical and precious material, it has been known since time immemorial in various cultures and religions such as Buddhism, Islam, Christianity, Taoism, Sufism, as well as in the medicinal practices of Ayurveda, Arabic, Tibetan, and Chinese medicine.

The use of agar wood is mentioned in the oldest Indian Vedas (2000 BC), as well as the use of the word aloe (another name used to refer to agar wood) is reported numerous times in the Old Testament.

Also known as “Wood of the Gods” or “King of Incenses”, agarwood is identified by different names depending on the countries where it is produced and used: as already mentioned, oud or oudh in the United Arab Emirates, gaharu in Malaysia and India, jinko in Japan, eaglewood or aloeswood in Indonesia, chen xiang in China.

Chemically, the smell of oud consists of a complex mixture of different sesquiterpenes and their derivatives (mostly α and δ guaienes, α humulene), agarofurane, agarospirols, and several oxygenated compounds based on the structure of phenylethylchromones.

The resulting olfactory profile is rich and complex and varies between sweet, balsamic, earthy, moldy, barnyard, leather, smoky, bitter, spicy, woody, and animalic characteristics; a profile that varies depending on the species of tree that produces the resinous wood from which the oil is extracted, as well as the technique and expertise used in hydro-distillation.

Use of the resin: to burn it, charcoal briquettes must be used. They should be lit with a flame from a lighter or stove, so it is recommended to use tongs or similar to avoid unpleasant burns. When the charcoal begins to ignite over the entire surface, it is time to place it in the burner to burn the resin and add the resin itself.

Experts recommend putting a little sand around the essence burner to help it dissipate heat better.

Package: 1 Rosemary Smudge (Rosmarinus officinalis)

Length: approximately 10 cm

The aroma of Rosemary has a woody note with a revitalizing effect on both the body and mind.

Very useful in times of dullness or fatigue.

It is a plant extremely rich in essential oils (pinene, conifene, limonene), flavonoids, phenolic acids, tannins, resins, camphor, and also contains antioxidant rosmarinic acid.

In fact, many studies have shown that the active ingredients of rosemary have the ability to inhibit the superoxide anion, a highly toxic and reactive free radical responsible for cellular oxidation. 

In herbal medicine, it can be used as an infusion or decoction and is used as a liver cleanser and as a tonic and digestive aid.

How to use:

Incense sticks are used by lighting the top of the bundle, extinguishing the flame with a light movement of the hand, and the herb will release all its aromatic fragrance.

Traditionally, the smoke is spread and directed where the fumigation is desired with the help of a feather (but the hand is also fine) and is placed to smoke on a shell (but any heat-resistant support is also fine). Once lit and smoking, direct the smoke where desired or carry the smudge directly to the desired area.

Alternatively, you can place the smudge on a small plate and let it smoke as desired.

Before reuse, trim the burnt part with scissors.

After use, store it wrapped in aluminum foil away from heat sources and moisture. It lasts for numerous fumigations. Do not expose it while lit to drafts.

Package: 1 Rosemary Smudge (Rosmarinus officinalis) and White Sage

Length: approximately 10 cm

The aroma of Rosemary has a woody note with a revitalizing effect on both the body and mind.

Very useful during times of dullness or fatigue.

It is a plant extremely rich in essential oils (pinene, conifene, limonene), flavonoids, phenolic acids, tannins, resins, camphor, and also contains antioxidant rosmarinic acid.

In fact, many studies have shown that the active ingredients in rosemary have the ability to inhibit the superoxide anion, a highly toxic and reactive free radical responsible for cellular oxidation. 

In herbal medicine, it can be used as an infusion or decoction and is used as a liver cleanser and as a tonic and digestive aid.

White Sage is considered the most powerful herb for purification (aura, home, objects), for chasing away evil spirits, illness, and bad moods. Protection, intuition, wealth, well-being, and bringing a little wisdom.

How to use:

Incense sticks are used by lighting the top of the bundle, extinguishing the flame with a light movement of the hand, and the herb will release all its aromatic fragrance.

Traditionally, the smoke is spread and directed where you wish to perform the fumigation with the help of a feather (but a hand works just fine too) and is placed to let it smoke on a shell (but any heat-resistant support works just fine too). Once lit and smoking, direct the smoke where you want it or carry the smudge directly to the desired area.

Alternatively, you can place the smudge on a small plate and let it smoke as desired.

Before using it again, trim off the burnt part with scissors.

After use, store it wrapped in aluminum foil away from heat sources and moisture. It lasts for numerous fumigations. Do not expose it while lit to drafts.

Nepalese Rose Incense Sticks

Awakens awareness of love for others and responsibility for the example set in life, opening us to and teaching us universal love.

Roses soften emotions such as sadness, anxiety, and tension. The rose is a symbol of knowledge, and its aroma brings a delicate energy of comfort and love to the environment.

Generally, this incense is used as an offering during ritual ceremonies or Pujas, or to purify meditation and prayer spaces.

This incense is traditionally made, composed solely of natural products.

Quantity: 40 sticks, 9 cm long

Burn time: approximately 30 minutes

Origin: Nepal

Origin: Greece

Color: Gray

Aroma: Floral, Fresh

Properties: Relaxing, Harmonizing, against anxiety and insomnia

Quantity: 50 grams

Characteristics: Its essence, among the most difficult to distill, produces confidence and harmony, encouraging the meeting of pure and sensual love.

Base ingredients: incense resins, myrrh, benzoin, fragrant essences.

Properties and benefits

Harmonizing, when inhaled, it opens and strengthens the heart, rose essential oil relaxes the soul and activates the disposition for tenderness and love, because it develops patience, devotion and self-esteem. It brings joy and drives away negative thoughts, balancing negative emotions caused by anger, jealousy and stress. The scent of the essence is a wonderful psychological and physical support during pregnancy: excellent for accompanying women during childbirth and welcoming the newborn with sweetness and love. During menopause, it helps alleviate depression and sadness.

Use of the resin: to burn it, charcoal discs must be used. They should be lit with a lighter or stove flame, so it is recommended to use tongs or similar to avoid unpleasant burns. When the charcoal begins to ignite over the entire surface, it is time to place it in the burner bowl to burn the resin and add the resin itself.

Experts recommend placing a little sand around the essence burner bowl to help it dissipate heat better.