History of the stones
All sorts of myths and superstitions develop something
special about these stones. This is probably the breathtaking beauty and
fascination exerted by the very acute gems in our imagination that makes you
dream about their fantastic properties.
Each month of birth is a special stone that can be a kind of
talisman for those who use crystal healing.
One can notice some similarities with some peculiarities of
our character. The stone for the month of October which is my birth year is
entirely consistent with my personality: multi script femininity. And for you,
does it feel the same? What do you think about crystal healing?
January-Garnet
It was believed that garnets possess the ability to purify
the body medicine and solve emotional problems. It was a garnet as an amulet to
protect against poisons. The ancient Hebrews called garnet Baraka, which means
light, and a legend says that Noah suspended garnet in the ark to spread light
and retain the sun's energy
February-Amethyst
Amethyst was a symbol of modesty and inner peace; it was
also associated with the purifying power of the mind. Since ancient times until
recently, it was said it protected from drunkenness. In Greek a-amethysts means
"not drunk".
March-Aquamarine
The Romans were the first to designate by that name which
means "sea water". It was used by fishermen to protect them at sea
and to ensure a successful fishing. Today, it is believed that this stone has
the calming effect browsers, soothing and purifying sea
April-Diamond
Diamond is also known as Regina
May-Emerald
"The emerald gives the reason, wisdom and skill,"
wrote L. Harnesser alchemist. The ancient lapidary attributed to him the power
to chase storms and thunderstorms, and to help the slaves go free. The color
green was the symbol active water and fertilizing rain. It is said to increase
its activity in the spring, the season where everything grows green
June-Pearl
The pearl is, because of its color and luster, considered
"moon", from its spherical shape for a reference to perfection.
Christian tells a story that "there is a shell in the sea called"
purple shell. “It dates back from the depths of the sea ... Opens his mouth to drink the dew of
heaven, the brightness of the sun, moon and stars, and gave birth to the pearl
of all these lights together "
July-Ruby
The ruby, as Portal, was regarded in antiquity as the emblem
of happiness if he changed color, it was a bad omen, but he resumed his purple
tint when the accident had happened, he banished sorrow and repressed lust, he
resisted the poison, warned of plague and turned evil thoughts
August-Peridot
This stone is sometimes called olivine. The Egyptians used
peridot to stop physical handicaps such as lack of muscle control and disease hepatics.
On had identified the peridot, as well as the Topaz as a stone containing the
power of the sun
September-Sapphire
Sapphire is a stone which, because of its color, is
associated with the sky and the air element. Lancer’s, naturalist of the Middle
Ages, wrote that sapphire makes "happy, alert and collected" and
force the disposition of the soul to peace. Albert LeGrand believed that the
sapphire brings with it "peace and harmony"
October-Opal
The opal contains the many faces of Eve. Some are milky,
others are light, some are gelatinous, but they have within them the rainbow,
rainbow magic. The valuable black opals are the most expensive. Octavia’s?? Caesar says the legend wanted to sell a third
of its vast Roman Empire for a single opal
November-Topaz
In the ancient language of the Hindus, topaz means
"fire." The old ways say that this stone has great power,
particularly to control the raging passions and balance the emotional borne
diseases. For the Egyptians topaz represented Ra, the sun god, the giver of
life and fertility
December-Turquoise
In Mexico
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