• Amethyst beads diameter: approximately 6mm
• 14k gold filled beads diameter: approximately 2mm, 2.5mm, 4mm respectively

Crystal Benefits:

Healing crystals are becoming increasingly popular in recent times. Although there is no scientific proof to show that crystal healings works, more and more people are open to trying the possible benefits that crystals offer.

 

People use gemstones to balance energies and stay tuned with their body and mind. It is widely believed that certain crystals and stones hold high vibrational energy which can transmit this energy to you to restore and balance each individuals’ emotional, physical and spiritual energies.

 

More special meanings about crystals from the link below!

 

About Chakra:

 

Chakras are originated from an old Sanskrit word meaning “wheel”. Chakra represents the 7 different centres of of energy. Each chakra is connected to one area of the body and emotional state. Each chakra can be balanced and healed by chakra crystals and stones.

 

• Root Chakra: garnet, red coral, black tourmaline
• Sacral Chakra: red agate, carnelian
• Solar Plexus: citrine, tiger’s eye
• Hearts Chakra: peridot, rose quartz
• Throat Chakra: aquamarine, turquoise, blue lace agate
• Third Eye Chakra: lapis Lazuli, azurite, sapphire
• Crown Chakra: amethyst, clear quartz, moonstone, labradorite

 

1) Root Chakra: foundation & feeling of being grounded- safety
2) Sacral Chakra: our connection & ability to accept others & new experiences
3) Solar Plexus Chakra: our ability to be confident & in control of our lives
4) Heart Chakra: our ability to love
5) Throat Chakra: our ability to communicate
6) Third Eye Chakra: our ability to focus on and see the big picture
7) Crown Chakra: the highest chakra, represents the ability to be fully connected spiritually.

1. 14K Gold Fill

Gold filled jewellery is made with a thick layer of solid gold bonded over a base metal. It is more than 100 times thicker than regular gold plating with much higher quality.

 

Gold filled materials can be an affordable alternative to solid gold, but also can be durable, tarnish resistant and wearable for people with sensitive skin. It should last a very long time with proper care under normal wearing conditions.

 

2. Natrual Crystals:

Crystals often form in nature when liquids cool and start to harden. Certain molecules in the liquid gather together as they attempt to become stable. They do this in a uniform and repeating pattern that forms the crystal. In nature, crystals can form when liquid rock, called magma, cools.

 

Crystals may contain minor natural inclusions and sometimes and they can be mistakenly interpreted as faulty. However, they are actually minerals that have been trapped within the crystals as it has grown.

 

Crystals may also appear slightly differently in colours, sizes and shapes as they are all naturally formed and earth mined. But that is actually what makes each crystal so special with its own unique beauty.

1. 14K Gold Filled

Caring for gold filled jewelry is not too much different from caring for other types of jewelry. Here are our top tips:

• Avoid wearing your gold filled jewelry in the ocean or swimming pools, as the salt water and chlorine can cause damage.
• Keep your gold filled jewelry as dry as possible and away from pesky humidity! Make sure you store it individually in an air-tight plastic bag as rubbing it against other jewelry can cause it to lose its sheen.
• Avoid wearing your gold filled jewelry when working out. Exposure to the salt from sweat can cause your pieces to become dull.
• Be mindful that perfume, hairspray and hand lotions may tarnish your gold filled jewelry due to the harsh chemicals they contain.
• Gently wipe your gold filled piece with a jewelry polishing, non-scratch cloth every now and again to promote shine.

 

2. Crystal Jewellery

Avoid exposing your jewellery to perfumes, lotions and cleaning products, as these substances can damage soft-organic gemstones like pearls. Clean coloured stone jewellery gently with a lint-free cloth or soft-bristle toothbrush, along with a solution of warm soapy water. Afterwards, dry gently with a lint-free cloth.