Amethyst Birthstone Ring
Amulets and talismans have played an important role in many cultures and still do even in our days. From ancient Egyptian civilization to the pre-Columbian cultures and Eastern, have always attributed supernatural powers to gemstones. Thus, there were stones that controlled the elements, storms and rough seas calmed, others were able to influence the human body, possess healing powers and create wealth. This gem had the power to cure insomnia and ensure pleasant dreams. Also, to protect its own dangers, instilling courage and boldness. The agate was popular in the Sudan and took the stone amulets to counteract the negative effects of evil eye. It is the stone of the humid and peace of mind. Also of piety and resignation. It partners with Bacchus, the god of wine and believed he could cure alcoholism. Consequently became a symbol of this is because sobreidad like water and wine into a jug of amethyst, but without the intoxicating effects. As the most precious stone and harder, is associated with incorruptiblidad and inviolability. Their transparency and purity make it a symbol of constancy and sincerity. Affirms the belief that these stones are so powerful that enhances memory, sharpen the mind and put under the tongue might even help predict the future. The emerald was used as an antidote for some poisons and as a healing remedy for epilepsy, also as a treatment for eye diseases and leprosy. The most precious gem in China symbolizes purity and immortality. The jade butterflies Groom Give your promised to signify eternal love. Mesoamerican Indians Among the jade has a similar symbolism and used it to decorate the masks of the gods. The Spanish conquistadors thought the jade was a useful remedy for relieving pain. In Mesopotamia, this symbolized the sky blue stone and was used to decorate the roofs of the temples. In Egyptian art, was used to adorn the statues of the gods and in Europe was considered the cure for melancholy and fever. In China it was a symbol of vision and was used to cure eye diseases. In India, the ruby ??is the king of the stones and is associated with sovereignty, dignity, fervor and power. In Burma is believed to confer invulnerability. Protect against the wounds of spears, swords and firearms. When worn as jewelry, ruby ??deflects bad luck and illness. American Indians used onyx prophetic to control the forces of nature and solve everyday problems. They are not innate powers attributed to these fetishes, but it was believed that spiritual forces poseeían to their owners. It is the national gemstone of Australia. Shakespeare considerba opal as a symbol of inconstancy, but rather the Christians associated with fideldad, prayers and religious fervor. In general it is considered bad luck, except for those born in October, although it is possible that this belief is based on the fragility of the stone by which jewelers prefer not to work. This stone is attributed healing powers to the eye. According to St. Hildegard, the patient had to dip a topaz in a glass of wine for three days. Trancurrido that time, was rubbing his eyes with wet stone before bedtime. During the fifteenth century, it was believed that topaz could even heal the wounds of the plague. The turquoise was highly prized in Mesoamerica and providers use for the representation of the gods, was tied to arms for sure the shot. Aztecn even called it the "stone of the gods. " In Egypt, turquoise is believed to have protective powers. It is a symbol of value. Like lapis lazuli, the blue symbolizes the sky and celestial qualities of truth, chastity and contemplation. In star-shaped sapphire is a powerful good luck charm. It is believed that the three axes of light, represent faith, hope and destiny. These offerings are made by the prestigious electronics trading system of MercadoLibre, know how to each of their purchases being protected by it. . . .
