Lucky tree amethyst A2

Lucky trees are a wonderful decoration for every house and apartment. These are pieces of tumbled precious stones, glued to wires in the shape of a tree on a stone base. Lucky trees bring well-being and happiness into your life and support the effects of the stones from which they are made. The tree is in the Japanese style, in the shape of a bonsai. Supplied in a gift box. 

Note: Each piece is a handmade original and may therefore differ from the photo shown.

Amethyst in Feng Shui represents the energy of fire, which embodies enthusiasm, fervor, clarity, enlightenment and activity, emotion and passion. The energy of fire is traditionally associated with the southern part of a room, apartment or house and ensures the reputation of the dwelling and status within the family.

For centuries, amethyst has been widely regarded as an extremely powerful stone with protective powers . Since the time of the ancient Romans, it has been reported to have a strong supporting and purifying power, banishing insomnia and nightmares. To this day, amethyst is considered in the literature as a stone7 of calm, which dispels stress and negative emotions, calms fears, anger, worries and anger, increases hope, dispels guilt, sharpens the mind. Amethyst in folk tradition is a stone of true, pure love that strengthens fidelity . It helps concentration, accepting new ideas, adds decisiveness, develops intuition, supports the transformation of intentions into reality. The ancient Romans used it when drinking copious amounts of wine because they believed that amethyst would help them eliminate drunkenness and hangovers. Since then, amethyst has been reported to help with problems with alcoholism and other addictions.

Uses: The ancient Romans used it when drinking copious amounts of wine because they believed that amethyst would help them get rid of drunkenness and hangovers. Since then, amethyst has been reported to help with problems with alcoholism and other addictions

Detailed description of the stone : amethyst