Application ⇒ Luck
Application area "Luck"
The belief in stones that bring luck has been handed down since antiquity. In the Middle Ages, too, many people believed in stones that were supposed to bring them luck or keep them away from bad luck.
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Malachite
"New lot of pendants drilled, very beautiful pattern, ca. 3 cm, flat"
Malachite was already revered by the ancient Egyptians as a lucky stone and was used as paint when crushed.from 4.40 EUR*/pc. -
Tumbled stone
Example imageMoss agate
According to Arabic tradition, the moss agate is considered a lucky stone. It is supposed to bring good luck to players and protect them from false friends.from 3.90 EUR*/pc. -
Tumbled stone
Example imageRuby
"1a quality, hand-cut, birthstone July"
The ruby has been revered since ancient times as a valuable lucky and healing stone. Hildegard von Bingen used the stone for infectious diseases and headaches. It is said to have a strong positive effect on the blood and blood formation as well as on the immune system.from 14 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!
