AQUAMARINE

Mineralogy: Aquamarine belongs to the beryl family. It forms in pegmatitic rocks if the magma is sufficiently rich in beryl. The color that characterizes it, green/blue, is determined by the presence of traces of iron.

Mythology: The name aquamarine dates back to the Renaissance period, while the blue-green beryl has been known since ancient times. Old legends say that it would teach us to distinguish truth from falsehood, like friend from enemy; always according to tradition, it would ensure well-being, good memory and mental clarity.

Therapy

Spirit : promotes inner growth, foresight, foresight and mediumship. It makes sincere perseverants dynamic and ensures success.

Psyche : produces a sense of lightness and tranquility, instilling in the individual the confidence of being able to complete everything he undertakes.

Mind : eliminates confusion, stimulating on the other hand the desire for order and to define unresolved issues.

Physical level : harmonizes the activity of the pituitary gland and thyroid, regulating growth and hormonal balance. Furthermore, it improves vision and reduces the excessive reactivity of the immune system. It is therefore indicated in disorders that concern the latter and in allergies, particularly in hay fever.

Use

Sea water can be kept in contact with the body for even long periods. In case of eye pain, it should be placed directly on the eyelids.

 

Bibliographical reference: Michael Gienger, The Art of Healing with Stones. A Manual. Chrysalis Editions.