Application ⇒ Self-assurance
Application area "Self-assurance"
Self-Assurance makes everyday life and professional life easier. According to tradition, the following stones are supposed to give self-assurance.
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Chalcedony
"Singer Stone, Milk Stone"
The term "Chalcedon" comes from the Greek and means as much as the name of the city "Chalkedon" on the Bosporus. Chalcedony is a strong stone for supporting the vocal cords, throat and tonsils.from 8.20 EUR*/pc. -
Tumbled stone
Example imageCitrine nature
"Life stone, 1a quality, birthstone November"
The citrine was already regarded by the ancient Romans as a protective and life stone that was supposed to protect against intrigue, among other things.from 12.80 EUR*/pc. -
K2
"Granite with azurite"
This special stone owes its name to the place where it was found. It has so far only been found at the foot of K2. Its origin gives the K2 a special energy, as Mount K2 is the highest of the Karakoram Mountains.
The K2 consists mainly of granite with spherical blue azurite flecks (depending on availability 2 or more azurite flecks).from 8.50 EUR*/pc.
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Important note!
We expressly point out that the effects of the stones have so far neither been scientifically proven nor medically recognized! All statements made on this website do not constitute instructions for therapy or diagnosis in the medical sense.
From a scientific point of view, there is no evidence that so-called "healing stones" can prevent, alleviate or cure diseases.
The use of gemstones and minerals must in no way replace medical advice or help!
We expressly point out that the effects of the stones have so far neither been scientifically proven nor medically recognized! All statements made on this website do not constitute instructions for therapy or diagnosis in the medical sense.
From a scientific point of view, there is no evidence that so-called "healing stones" can prevent, alleviate or cure diseases.
The use of gemstones and minerals must in no way replace medical advice or help!
