Description
Gemstones for your water
The basic mixture consists of rock crystal, amethyst and rose quartz. min.250g
Use 1-3 gems of each type for a bet.
Pay attention to the hygiene!
Preparation:
The gemstones must always be cleaned well if they come into direct contact with drinking water. Especially when using them for the first time, gemstones should be brushed under running water. We then recommend disinfecting with 70% alcohol.
Alcohol slows down the information, so the stones should then be rinsed off thoroughly with running cold water.
You can now place the cleaned stones (1-3 pieces per type) in the glass and use them for about 6 months.
Regeneration
You can regenerate the discharged gems again.
Hold the stones under cold running water and rub vigorously with your thumbs.
After a while you will feel a difference on the surface of the stone; Your finger will no longer slide as well. Unloading is now complete. You can let the stones air dry for at least half a day. Then it is recharged and usable.
Many healing stones are damaged after repeated processing. Splinters must also not get into the water.
Note:
Water with this mixture can be drunk daily or over a longer period of time.
Use 1-3 gemstones of each type for a bet and place them on the bottom of the glass container. You can use the gemstones for 6 months.
The effect:
The rock crystal
This is considered a healing stone, which protects against harmful rays, relieves headaches and various inflammations, cleanses the liver and kidneys and is supposed to strengthen the blood circulation (varicose veins).
The amethyst
Hildegard von Bingen (1098–1179) already described in her “Book of Stones”, among other things, the use of amethyst as a healing stone against diseases such as skin impurities and swellings, it also creates alertness, awareness and inner peace.
Rose quartz
The rose quartz is a strong symbol of love and fertility. It is supposed to heal physical and mental weaknesses in love life, as well as relieve headaches, for example, for this reason it is considered a healing stone.
Sources: The stone healing and the lexicon of healing stones by M. Gienger.
