Amethyst
Enter the stillness, move through change with lightness
Amethyst is an ideal stone for entering the quieter time of the year. It can foster inner peace and mental clarity and help you to withdraw with lightness. Amethyst can support the transition from outer activity to inner contemplation and prepares the mind for deep reflection.
Dumortierite
Calm in times of change, recognise new structures
Dumortierite brings calm and balance into times of change and can help to recognise and accept new structures. It can foster patience and clarity, so that you may open to change and grow harmoniously in the quieter time of the year.
Hawk Eye
Rise above things, courage to let go
Hawk's eye can help to view situations from a higher perspective and fosters the courage to release what no longer carries you. This stone brings clarity and support in phases of transition and encourages you to make decisions with foresight and wisdom and to leave the old behind.
Lapis Lazuli
Speak your truth, find inner clarity
Lapis lazuli can support you in speaking your own truth and in recognising your inner self clearly. Especially at the equinox this stone can help to deepen the review of the past year and to gain deeper insights. Lapis lazuli can foster trust in your own voice and the ability to communicate clearly and authentically.
Snowflake
Accept shadow aspects, find inner stability
Snowflake obsidian can support you in integrating shadow aspects and in stabilising the inner self. It is a powerful companion for review and can help to recognise and heal deep emotional processes. This stone can foster the acceptance of your own shadow and strengthen inner balance, especially in times of reflection and change.

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.