Vesta, from natural stones, Coral

Vesta, handmade bracelet from natural stones, Coral, 6mm. metal pendant Heart filigreeCoral Chakras: Red coral affects the base chakra, black - the navel, and pink - the heart. Appearance: Corals are built of organic origin. They represent smaller or larger branches. They build islands and reefs hundreds of kilometers high and thousands of kilometers long. Lore: Coral has been endowed with magical properties in all corners of the Earth for as long as it has been known to mankind. For the ancient Egyptians, it was the guardian stone of the dead, protecting them from the power of evil forces by containing divine drops of blood within it. In Greek mythology, it is said that when Perseus cut off the Gorgon's head, drops of her blood dripped into the sea and congealed into coral. Today, 16 species of coral, considered noble, are called gorgonians. Apart from them, there are more than 6,000 species. Zarathustra calls the coral a magical stone-guardian of human health, which Paracelsus also claims. Wearing coral jewelry stimulates the body to overcome problems with the immune system. All types of coral protect against negative energies, strengthen the feeling of love and the need for partnership. In addition, they do not allow a person to be possessed by envy and ill will. Other instructions: Great care should be taken when selecting items made of coral or a piece of it, as the market is saturated with fakes. After use, the coral is placed overnight in salt water or on sea salt. Attention - stones are not a healing agent! Treatment can only be carried out by a medical practitioner. Vesta Vesta is a Roman goddess of the sacred hearth and of the home, as well as of prudence, humility, discipline and benevolence. She was identified with fire as well as with the globe. In her temple in the Roman Forum burned a sacred fire, which had been brought with her cult by Aeneas. This fire was a symbol of the prosperity of the Roman state. Vestal priestesses watched over it around the clock, because its extinction was considered the worst omen. Vestal girls began serving Vesta between the ages of 6 and 10 and had to keep their virginity for 30 years. They kept a constant fire in the temples of Vesta, which symbolized the state. It was considered a bad omen if the fire went out. On the first day of the new year, however, it was extinguished and rekindled by rubbing wood against wood. The festival of the goddess is celebrated on June 9 and is also a holiday for bakers and millers. For the slaves