Amethyst

STONE OF
Peace
Peace
Calming
Protection
Healing
Intuition
Dreaming
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METAPHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF

Amethyst

Peace
Calming
Protection
Healing
Intuition
Dreaming
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Amethyst has been highly prized since ancient times for its stunning beauty and legendary powers to stimulate and soothe the energies of the mind and emotions. Amethyst’s name comes from the Greek word “amethystos” meaning “not drunk” and is often used to encourage the energies of sobriety and prevention in overindulgence. This light purple to deep violet variety of quartz is the result of iron irradiation within the crystal. Amethyst is often called the “Stone of Peace” as its’ powerful spiritual vibration encourages higher states of consciousness, meditation, intuition, awareness, and action. Amethyst encourages calming energy and the uplifting of one’s mood or spirits, while also infusing protective energy throughout one’s surroundings. Amethyst inspires a deeply peaceful vibration within any space, particularly the bedroom and meditation room.

PHYSICAL PROPERTIES

Chemical Formula

SiO₂

Colors

Hardness

7

Element

Air
Water

Chakra

Crown Chakra
Third Eye Chakra

Crystal System

Trigonal
INTERIOR PLACEMENT

Place it in

Living Room, Bedroom, Meditation Room

Amethyst calms fears and lifts spirits. Add a peaceful vibration to any space, particularly the bedroom and meditation room. Amethyst opens intuition and psychic awareness. Commonly used for protection, it has strong healing and cleansing powers.

About the mineral
Amethyst

This light purple to deep violet variety of quartz is often used in jewelry because of its hard, durable quality. The color of amethyst is the result of iron irradiation.

HISTORY

Amethyst has been highly prized since ancient times for its stunning beauty and legendary powers to stimulate and soothe the mind and emotions. Amethyst is a stone of royalty, used in crowns, scepters and rings. The Egyptians carved them into magical amulets. Amethyst’s name comes from the Greek word “amethystos” meaning “not drunk”, and is often used to encourage sobriety and prevent overindulgence. 

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