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Amethyst Gemstone Guardian Angels- Stunning little angels for pocket protection.

Amethyst

Stone of Peace

Third Eye and Crown Chakras

February birthstone · Virgo

Holistic Healing:

Traditionally associated with peace and calm, soothing a busy mind and supporting restful sleep and meditation. In crystal lore it is also linked to the head and mind – kept by the bed for peaceful sleep and used to ease a busy, overworked mind.

Metaphysical Traditions:

Aligned with the Third Eye Chakra and long regarded as a stone of intuition, clarity and spiritual protection.

Amethyst Angel Crystal Carving 3 inch

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About Amethyst –

Amethyst is purple quartz, ranging from pale lilac to deep royal violet, and it is easily one of the best-loved crystals of all. Sparkling geodes, points and clusters make it a favourite for homes and collections alike.

It crystallises in cavities in volcanic rock and in hydrothermal veins; traces of iron combined with natural irradiation over time produce the purple colour.

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Cool Facts –

Amethyst is quartz coloured purple by traces of iron and natural irradiation deep in the earth.

Its name comes from the Greek amethystos, meaning "not intoxicated" – the ancient Greeks believed it guarded against drunkenness.

Until large Brazilian deposits were found in the 19th century, amethyst was valued alongside ruby and emerald.

Its name comes from the Greek amethystos, meaning 'not drunk', and amethyst has long been a traditional stone for bishops' rings.

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