Heart PERLA necklace

LITHOTHERAPEUTIC VIRTUES AND PROPERTIES OF PEARL STONE

PSYCHOLOGICAL BENEFITS OF PEARL STONE

When the stone has a white surface, it is automatically associated with a sign of purity and spirituality. If, on the other hand, it has shades of beige, then it is associated with a virtue of softness and soothing powers. When white pearl has shades of grey, it has the virtue of discretion and modesty, qualities much sought after in certain ancient civilizations. White pearl with pinkish shades is directly associated with love, tenderness and affection. White pearl with green reflections is much sought after because it naturally calms anxieties and has soothing virtues.

It is very often used for relaxation. When white pearl has shades of blue, it is generally associated with creative and artistic ability. Finally black pearl, contrary to certain preconceived ideas, is meant to be protective and offers a great amount of psychological and physical benefits. It is used in numerous civilizations and can be worn as a piece of jewellery, like a necklace, to have it permanently on you.

PHYSICAL BENEFITS OF PEARL STONE

The stone offers a relaxing effect with direct contact on decalcification problems. The various virtues associated with the stone need no further demonstration. It is a soft, tender stone associated with the feminine spirit and regularly used for states of sadness and nervousness. In India, people profited to the fullest extent of its multiple physical benefits, mainly to fight against sight and blood disorders. Hindu medicine turned very early to the properties of the stone in order to use it to revive the body’s energy and essential functions. The Maharal of Prague also used the stone in many circumstances, recognizing its associated virtues.

• Reduced to powder, the stone is readily consumed in any drink. It is also believed to cure women’s infertility, and has a reputation of being an aphrodisiac.
• Pearl Stone eis used to sooth various ailments, particularly stomach pain that can strongly hinder digestion.
• In case of high fevers, the stone stimulates the nerves to fight this temperature rise.
• The digestion will be greatly improved thanks to its stimulating functions, allowing an effective protection of the intestine.
• It also stimulates the adrenal glands and is associated with this type of effect.
• Whoever possesses one will experience renewed vitality and energy, as the stone not only helps people to combat sadness but also to feel much better in their body.
• It also soothes eye disorders, strengthening the eyes and nerve endings on the eye area.
• To make up for a lack of calcium often due to a poor diet, it has the power to make nails more aesthetic in a natural way, to the delight of women.
• The stone allows you to reduce the anguish and stress related to a difficult daily existence and to correct the possible mood swings which you could experience. It promotes your sensitivity using positive waves. It is a natural effect of the stone.

• HISTOIRE DE LA PIERRE PERLE

  Appearing for the first time during Prehistory, it was during certain excavations on Palaeolithic tombs that Pearl Stone could be observed for the first time, not as a piece of jewellery or a necklace. The stone was sewn directly onto clothing with various shells. The Palaeolithic sites where the ritual could be observed are mainly La Madeleine in the Dordogne, Grimaldi in Italy and the Sungir site in Russia. In Russia, it was a vast settlement estimated to have appeared more than 32,000 years ago. The site contained the grave of an adult accompanied by two children who were buried together. The bodies’ clothes were entirely covered with thousands of peal stones. During an archaeological mission carried out by the French in the United Arab Emirates, various excavations were carried out at the site of Umm al-Qaiwain. Once again, the excavations brought to light a well-known stone placed directly on the skull of the deceased. It is estimated that the use of the stones during rituals was carried out 5,500 years BC. It is thanks to the use of carbon-14 that scientists were able to determine the precise date of the ritual. On diametrically opposed sites, it was therefore common to observe stones in a funerary context.