Material: Ruby, baroque pearl
RUBY
- The Stone of Expression and Fertility.
- A powerful source of Yan.
- One of the alchemical properties of this stone is that it brings a sense of bliss.
- Helps protect against psychic attacks and acts as a barrier against those who drain your energy.
- It provides the body with energy and balance, and helps you feel more sexually active.
- This stone teaches us not to fear death, but to make the most of everything life has to offer.
- The ruby helps us see the true nature of love and reveals divine love in every thing in the universe.
- Helps relieve lethargy and drowsiness in the body, emotions, and mind.
- Placing it under your pillow can prevent bad dreams.
- It boosts self-confidence and courage.
- Strengthens the body and restores energy.
- It is not recommended to wear it constantly, as it strongly stimulates bioenergy; excessive stimulation can lead to nervous breakdown or high blood pressure.
BAROKA PĒRLE
1. The origin of the shimmering pearl is organic, it is formed in pearl oysters. The entry of a foreign body into the mussel irritates the cavity of its mantle and the animal releases calcium carbonate as well as its own secretions. The combination of these two components forms a pearl layer. It takes several years for a pearl to form inside the shell.
2. There are both freshwater pearls, mainly grown in China, and saltwater pearls, which are grown in the Gulf and Indian Ocean off the coast of Australia, as well as in Japan, Fiji, Tahiti and Indonesia.
3. “Cultivated” is the key word because most pearls are grown today. This means that a ball is placed in the mollusk to stimulate the secretion of pearls. Cultivated pearls are spherical, while natural pearls are more irregular in shape and very rare.
4. The only way to find out if the pearls are natural is to scan them with X-rays – the artificial pearl will have a bead under the pearl layer.
5. In healing, pearls have a gentle energy, which symbolizes the Moon and its effect on the body’s internal cycles.
Please note: All beads used in Caramello rings have small holes. The beads are originally strung on a thread and are removed from it before being set into the ring. The small holes are intended for threading the string—they are not cracks or damage to the stones.
