Amethyst Pendulum.
 
Amethyst
Stone of Peace 
Third Eye Chakra
February Birthstone
 
Holistic Healing:
Calming stone which helps ease stress and anxiety. Bestows stability and peace. Soothes and calms. Associated with easing headaches and aiding sleep. Eases compulsive behaviour. Prevents against psychic attack.
 
Metaphysical Traditions:
One of the most sought after gemstones in the world. Revered for its majestic properties, it was used in emblems and insignia during the Middle Ages to symbolise royalty. Traditionally the colour of royalty, amethyst was used to adorn the richest and most powerful monarchs and rulers.
 
Cool Facts: Its name derives from the Greek "amethystos", which means "not drunken", as Amethyst in antiquity was thought to ward off drunkenness.
 
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Pendulum easy step by step guide
 
Step one: Centre yourself. You can do this by simply breathing with the intention of letting the stress out, or make it more of a ritual by lighting candles, putting on some calm music, or burning your incense. Relax — the point here is to quiet your mind so you'll be able to connect with your higher self more easily.
 
Step two: Connect to the pendulum. Sit with your pendulum. Find a comfortable place for you to sit and begin to relax as much and you can. Hold the pendulum in your hand. Take a look at it. Respect it. To connect even further do this by holding the pendulum in a fist by your heart for just a few seconds or breaths.
 
Step three: Establish a connection and identify your "Yes" and "No." You need to learn what your body's "yes" and "no" responses are. To establish this quickly, hold the pendulum 6 - 8 inches above the palm of your hand. Begin to ask simple yes/no questions that you know the answers to and see what the responses are. I like to say "My name is..." Take note of what happens for each response.
 
Step four: Ask your questions. This is the easy part, but you must keep in mind that the pendulum can only answer simple yes/no questions. If you ask something that isn't directly a yes or no, your answer won't be clear.