Gua sha wavy massage stone in Xinyi Jade

Gua Sha is an ancient Chinese healing technique that offers a natural way to improve our health.

Use the Gua Sha stone to massage the face, shoulders, arms, or legs. It will improve blood circulation in the skin and make our Chi flow.

As a result, toxins are released, irregularities decrease, and the skin regains its natural and healthy radiance.

This Jade comes from the Xinyi region in China. It naturally appears in all shades of green.

Product features

Jade: serenity and purity.

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. Stroking may cause redness or bruising on the skin; this is a natural reaction that will disappear within 24 - 72 hours.

Jade is a purifying stone that attracts prosperity. It is said to protect against accidents and injuries, so it is a good stone to carry with you when traveling. Jade stimulates the creation of all kinds of ideas, combined with the decision to put them into practice.

The stone promotes self-actualization and self-confidence and helps let go of negative emotions, such as agitation. Physically, Jade has a strong purifying effect, eliminating toxins from the body.

Dimensions: 9 cm

Material: Jade 

Jade Description

Mineral class: phyllosilicates. Chemical formula: NaAl[Si2O6] + Ca, Fe, Mg, Mn

Jade is an ornamental stone and not strictly a mineral, but rather a collection of particular silicate minerals (jadeite and nephrite) distributed in a structure made of very fine granules and interwoven fibers.

The color is rarely uniform: on a white or off-white background, slight shades of pink, lavender, purple, or more often emerald green or light green appear due to the presence of chromium.

Today, other minerals are found on the market sold under the name of jade, such as serpentine, which not only has the same appearance, but is also extracted from the same deposits as jadeite and nephrite, although it is more malleable and less resistant.

Element

Water: the water element concerns the sphere of emotions and femininity (love, healing, compassion, reconciliation, intuition).

Chakra associated with Jade

Second chakra Svadhishthana ("Sacral") and fourth chakra Anahata ("Heart")

Mythology

The name "jade" comes from the Spanish pedra de ijada, meaning "stone of the flanks," given its traditional beneficial power on the lower back and kidneys, and dates back to the time of the Spanish conquest of Central America, where this stone was highly appreciated and finely worked.

In ancient China, it was a sacred stone used to make urns because it was believed to have the power to prevent corrosion and ward off evil spirits. In traditional Chinese literature, gold and jade are often mentioned together and are considered symbols of wealth.

Even today, the price of good-quality jade is worth no less than a piece of gold of the same weight.Confucius (551-479 BC) states that jade possesses eleven virtues, including benevolence (it is soft and smooth to the touch), fidelity (it never irritates the skin), education, and sincerity (a flaw in the jade is never hidden). Confucian culture also preached that a man should define his manners and conduct in accordance with the virtues of jade.

Effect on the body

Jade strengthens the liver, spleen, and heart. It reactivates circulation, purifies the blood, and stimulates the immune system.

It has rebalancing properties for the entire organism. It is beneficial for kidney activity and combats swelling in the legs and knees.

Effect on the psyche

Jade has calming, soothing, and alleviating properties for troubled moods. It eliminates fear, consoles, and invites benevolence.It helps the heart find compassion to make the right decisions. It rebalances emotions and gives modesty and clarity of thought. It opens the mind and encourages renewal