Discover the powers of Amethyst in Lithotherapy
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Geographical origin of Amethyst
Amethyst is a semi-precious stone that is found in many places around the world. It is particularly famous for its origins in Brazil and Uruguay. It is also found in North America, particularly in Canada and the United States, but also in certain regions of Africa and Australia.
Colors of Amethyst
The color of Amethyst varies from pale purple to deep purple, sometimes with shades of pink. Its color comes from the presence of iron in its composition. The color can vary depending on the intensity of heat and radiation to which the stone has been exposed.
Mineral and esoteric properties of Amethyst
Composed mainly of silica, Amethyst is a variety of quartz. In lithotherapy, it is recognized for its powerful calming and soothing energy. It promotes concentration, intuition and spirituality. It is also known to help fight addictions.
Legends associated with Amethyst
Many legends surround Amethyst. According to Greek mythology, it would protect against drunkenness. In the Bible, it is one of the twelve stones of Aaron's breastplate, symbol of the tribe of Dan. The Egyptians, for their part, used it as a stone of protection against fear and guilt.
Symbolism of Amethyst
Since ancient times, Amethyst has symbolized spiritual power. It is often used in ecclesiastical jewelry and royal crowns to signify purity and piety. In Feng Shui, it represents transformation and change.
Amethyst in modern lithotherapy
In modern lithotherapy, Amethyst is used to promote relaxation and energy purification. It is recommended for people suffering from stress or insomnia. It is also used to stimulate creativity and open the mind to new ideas.
