April 19, 2024
CATHEDRAL AMETHYST GEODE WITH POPULAR SHAPE (AMG_670)
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/ CATHEDRAL AMETHYST GEODE WITH POPULAR SHAPE Dimension: 16 inch (height) x 7.5 inch (length) x 5 inch (deep) Weight: 22 LB (10 KG) Description: This gorgeous geode is outstanding for the POPULAR SHAPE and AGATE BORDER! It also has dark purple color, shining points and transparent crystal. T is also water vein interior which will bring good luck to the owner.Healing Properties: Amethyst as a healing stone contains sobering and calming qualities which allow this stone to be commonly associated with peace. Amethyst is known to calm and protect the mind. It soothes those who have engaged in constant rigorous mental activity. It has been deemed "nature's tranquilizer" by many healers because of it's effectiveness in relaxing not only the mind but also the nervous system. Besides being a stone of tranquility and repose, amethyst is also known to enhance mental strength, stability, and vigor. It also is protective in averting the mind from psychic attacks and transforming negative energy in to that of positive and tranquil tenacity. It is also used to bring understanding of all that is transitional, especially death and rebirth. It can provide security and peace of mind (along with understanding) when a loved one is lost or reborn. It is said to also have a relieving effect on stress, grief, depression, emotional despair and ineffective
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