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Gemstone Articles Ancient Egypt: Precious Metals and Gemstones Ancient Egypt is renowned for its iconic art and architecture. The motifs and symbols found in the carvings and sculptures of the ancient Egyptians are widely recognized around the world. The Egyptians mastered the skills of metallurgy, mining, and the crafting of jewelry using gemstones.
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Angel Stones Mangano Calcite, Angelite, Seraphinite, includes an organza pouch $18.99 Angelite …a stone of heightened awareness, with special focus on peace and brotherhood. It is used to facilitate contact with angels. Mangano Calcite …a heart crystal associated with angels. It’s gentle energies dissolve all resistance. Seraphinite …the name is derived from the Seraphim (Angels…
Balance & Harmony Love Ritual The month of May is a wonderful spring month. Winter is over and summer is coming soon. Taurus rules May until the 21st. Venus rules Taurus. Balance and Harmony are important components in a love relationship. I receive many emails from people who feel their love isn’t all that it…
Gemstone Articles Precious and Sem-Precious Gemstones According to The American Geological Institute, a precious gem stone is defined as: “A gemstone that, owing to its beauty, rarity, durability, and hardness, has the highest commercial value and traditionally has enjoyed the highest esteem since antiquity; specifically, diamond, ruby, sapphire, and emerald (and sometimes pearl, opal, topaz,…
Gemstone Articles A History of Beads Beads have been used in many cultures for centuries. The word “bead” comes from the Anglo Saxon words “bidden” (to pray) and “bede” (prayer). Beads have been used as money and worn as jewelry to bring wisdom and fortune to the wearer. Found dating back nearly 40,000 years, beads…