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Zest for life

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Joy of life is not superficial cheerfulness, but a deep inner radiance; the feeling of being connected with oneself and with life. Yet in challenging times, under constant stress or emotional exhaustion, this radiance can grow weaker. Access to lightness, spontaneity and genuine enjoyment is lost, often accompanied by inner withdrawal, fatigue or listlessness. Healing stones can help to feel the inner sun again, to allow lightness and to reconnect with one's own vitality. They bring warmth and spaciousness and remind us that joy is our natural state.

Amber

Bringing light into life; warming the soul
Amber
A sunny stone that strengthens life energy and confidence. Amber can help one to shed emotional heaviness, can strengthen the immune system and can bring light into emotionally dark phases.
allergy
anti-inflammatory
antibacterial
antipyretic
burn incense
confidence
pain relieving
patience
purging
regenerative
stomach problems

Chalcedony

Fostering lightness; opening heart and voice
Chalcedony
A gentle stone that calms the heart and fosters the expression of joy, gratitude and lively communication. Chalcedony brings gentleness, trust and a liberated language of the heart.
bronchi
bronchial catarrh
communication
cough
eloquence
hematopoiesis
hoarseness
laryngeal diseases
laryngeal swelling
larynx
leukemia
singers nodules
speech impediments
stage fright
stutter
throat pain
throat problems
tonsil pain
varices
vocal cords
vocal scratching
voice
voicelessness

Cornelian

Awakening drive; strengthening zest for life
Cornelian
A powerful stone of vitality that fosters energy, courage and enthusiasm. Carnelian can bring momentum into stagnant phases of life and can help one to become active again; with joy, warmth and passion.
self-assertion
renewal
creativity
spirit
anger inhibiting
assertiveness
blood complaints
blood flow
blood stasis
blood wounds
decisiveness
heart
loyalty
propitiation
stability
stimulating the blood flow
Gemwater

Gemwater can gently support physical and emotional well-being and help promote inner balance. The practice of making gemwater dates back to antiquity and was sometimes extremely complex. Nowadays, two comparatively simple yet practical and effective methods have become established. One is the direct method, in which the stones are placed directly in drinking water. The other is the indirect method, in which the stones rest in a separate container in the water without touching it directly. As not all stones are suitable for direct contact, you should familiarise yourself with their composition and suitability before using them.