Description
Amethyst is a violet variety of the mineral quartz (SiO2) and is the most sought-after stone in the quartz group. Etymology: The name comes from the Greek αμεθυστoς (amethystos). Amethyst was already known to the Egyptians, Etruscans, and Romans, and Pliny the Elder described it. In ancient China, small gems were carved from amethyst. In the Middle Ages, amethyst was also highly valued in Europe. It was called the bishop's stone.
Amethyst has traditionally been one of the most widely used gemstones by therapists working with medicinal gemstones; the following properties, among others, are listed for Amethyst.
• Has a very purifying effect and is good against infections.
• The most commonly used stone for headaches and migraines (Classical)
. • The stone that is very good for the functioning of the stomach and the eyes.
• This is the best stone to use for painful menstruation.
Amethyst is also a stone often used by those experiencing homesickness and is popular for both mental and physical cleansing. Amethyst also provides clear spiritual insight and helps release feelings of anxiety. It also reduces feelings of sadness.
Amerthyst
