Titanium amethyst glittering pendant

Enchanting sparkling titanium-coated amethyst pendant . Changing iridescent colors with a dazzling shimmering play of blue and purple or gold colors give the dress an unmistakable look. The color spectrum changes and individual colors prevail depending on how the druzica tilts and depending on the incident light. The play of colors together with hundreds of amethyst crystals makes the titanium druzicka an unusual and attractive stone. Illustrative image. You are buying a natural material, where the shape, structure and color of the stones may differ from the accompanying photo.

Titanium druses are small crystals on which titanium is applied using a special technology. This makes the surface multi-colored, depending on how it reflects light.

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 drives away stress and negative emotions, calms fears, anger, worries and anger, increases hope, drives away 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 alcoholism and other addictions

Detailed description of the amethyst stone

The description of the alleged properties of the stone, which do not relate to its chemical and physical properties, is given on the basis of generally disseminated and generally available information about the traditional folk use of the stone, which has not been verified by science, and is therefore not a proposal for concluding a purchase contract according to Act 89/2012 Coll.