Heart-shaped phantom amethyst – a worry stone
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- size approx. 3.0 cm x 3.0 cm x 1.3 cm
- material: amethyst
Amethyst is a violet variety of quartz, with shades ranging from pale lavender to deep purple. A "phantom" in amethyst means the stone contains ghost-like layers formed by the influence of other minerals—these appear as subtle color bands within the crystal. They become especially visible when the stone is illuminated with a flashlight, such as one from a mobile phone.
About Worry Stones
Worry stones are smooth, polished stones used to relieve stress and anxiety. They are often oval-shaped with a thumb-sized indentation, though other shapes are also available. Originally, worry stones were naturally smoothed by water and found in nature, but today they are often made from semi-precious stones.
Worry stones have many different origins. Their use has been documented in ancient Tibet, Greece, Ireland, and among various Native American cultures. In ancient Greece, water-smoothed worry stones were commonly used, while Native American tribes passed theirs down through generations, strengthening their connection to their ancestors.
Symbol meaning
Amethyst is considered an extremely powerful and protective stone with a high spiritual vibration. It is believed to transform negative energies into love and help achieve higher states of consciousness. Amethyst opens the path to deeper understanding and meditative peace, and is especially valued as a stone of the crown chakra. It can act as a bridge between physical and etheric frequencies, opening the way to insight and enlightenment.
Instructions for use:
Hold the worry stone between your fingers and gently rub it back and forth with your thumb. This movement stimulates the nerves in your hand, which can help reduce stress. It's a natural form of self-care – the simplest expression of nature’s own “remedy.”
Note: This is a natural product, so the exact size, shape, and colour of the stone may vary and differ from the photo.