Leprechaun, natural stone earrings, Aventurine

Leprechaun, handmade natural stone earrings, Aventurine, 6mm. Aventurine Helps to build a positive attitude, good health and independence. Balances male and female energy. The mineral protects against states of fear if it is held for a long time in the hand or worn in the form of a necklace or bracelet. Placed on the heart area, it stimulates relaxation. It is believed to make its wearer cheerful, witty and inquisitive. It opens the heart to others and inspires confidence in life. It is often recommended as a good talisman in gambling. Attracts luck and favorable life opportunities. It helps with emotional connections. Soothes anxiety. It develops the ability not to take things too seriously and to take emotional risks. Attracts adventures in love and travel. Clears the heart chakra of fear, soothes physical and emotional heartache, engenders emotional safety and security. It has a strong healing energy that affects the pituitary gland. Relieves eyes and migraines. Treats heart diseases, infections. Attention - the stones are not a healing agent. This can only be prescribed by a medical practitioner. Leprechaun A leprechaun (Irish: leipreachán) is a mythological creature from Irish folklore. He is usually a small man in green clothes and with a long red beard. According to some, leprechauns hide under four-leaf clovers (which makes leprechauns hard to find). According to folklore, if you see a leprechaun, it will run away. If you lose sight of it for just a moment, it disappears forever. But if you catch him and catch him, the leprechaun will give you unprecedented riches. Sometimes it is said that at the end of the rainbow they have coins with coins that can be given to someone if they catch the little people. Nowadays, leprechauns are associated with St. Patrick's Day. Some leprechauns are known for making shoes for other magical creatures (elves, fairies, etc.). In Irish mythology, the leprechaun is a dwarf cobbler. It makes the shoes of the fairies, and the blows of the cobbler's hammer betray its presence.