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Emerald Gemstones Meaning

  • Birthstone - May
  • Zodiac - Cancer
  • Planet - Jupiter, Mercury, Moon, Venus
  • Uses: Love, Healing, Prosperity

Emerald is the green form of beryl. Other colors of beryl are better known as aquamarine, morganite, and golden beryl. A high quality Emeralds of the right shade of green can be even more valuable than a diamond, when there are no inclusions.

Emerald in Healing

Emerald is used by crystal healers to help cure backaches, bring harmony into someones life, remove distruptive or negative energies, heal diseases of the eyes, heal cancer, and to activate the heart chakra.

Emerald Eye Wash

(historical use) Start with a clean gas jar with a tight fitting lid. Fill it will purified water and place one or more Emeralds in it. Find a safe place outdoors during the full moon, where it can sit for at least 24 hours getting the moon light at night and the sun light during the day, directly on the jar.

After at least 24 hours (longer is stronger) remove the emerald and use the water as an eye wash for any type of illness or disease of the eye.

Sources of Emerald

Emerald can be found in Australia, Brazil, Columbia, Egypt, Pakistan, South Africa and Zimbabwe

Emeralds Use Historical data

Emerald has been used through out history for almost any deal with love. To make someone lucky in love, to attract a special love, given as a symbol of love, as a stone of prophecy, to keep a lover faithful, to remove disruptive energies for a person or their surroundings, to keep illness and disease away from the owner, to detox the liver, to improve a persons state of mind and to open and cleanse the heart chakra.

Emerald in Magic

Magical uses of emeralds include using them in magic dealing with communication between people, increasing psychic abilities, attracting money, improving memory, improving business both in the money flow and in how well employees get along.

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