Application ⇒ Rejuvenation
Application area "Rejuvenation"
Unfortunately, we cannot offer you a fountain of youth. But the following stones are said to have a rejuvenating effect. In particular, they are said to make our skin appear fresher.
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Tumbled stone
Example imageGarnet
"The Crisis Stone, Birthstone January"
The term garnet ("the grainy one") goes back to the grainy roundish shape of the stone. In shape and colour, the garnet also often resembles the seeds of the pomegranate.
The garnet is a classic crisis stone.from 4.90 EUR*/pc. -
Moonstone
"Fertility Stone, Birthstone June"
Already in ancient times, the stone was revered as the "stone of the moon", a strong protective stone. In Arabic countries, it was considered the stone of fertility.from 4.60 EUR*/pc. -
Tumbled stone
Example imageSchungite
"powerful stone of vital energy"
This magic stone was probably formed two billion years ago from algae in the primordial oceans and is found almost exclusively in Russia.from 4.20 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!
