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Opal
Opal is very popular stone loved my many. Most wide-spread is white opal, but also there are blue, orange, black, pink opals. Most of opal jewellery found in stores feature shiny synthetic opal, since natural opal is very rare. Here at WildWoman we only have natural opals.
Keywords: Visions, helps to express your real nature, protective stone, stone of love, favors art and creativity, self-assurance, protection, self-worth, love stone, relationship stone, passion, art, creativity.
Spiritual power
By stimulating originality and dynamism, it helps to attain and express a person's real nature. Opal is absorbent and reflective – it picks up thoughts and feelings, amplifies them, and channels them back to the source. The stone teaches that what you give is what you get back. Opal is a protective stone. It increases self-esteem and helps to understand your potential. It brings lightness and spontaneity.
Emotionally, opal has always been connected to love and passion. It is a seductive stone that intensifies emotional conditions and liberates you from restrictions. Wearing an opal grants loyalty, faithfulness, and spontaneity. However, you have to be careful – it may make things more unsettling when there is already a predisposition for it.
Emotionally, opal has always been connected to love and passion. It is a seductive stone that intensifies emotional conditions and liberates you from restrictions. Wearing an opal grants loyalty, faithfulness, and spontaneity. However, you have to be careful – it may make things more unsettling when there is already a predisposition for it.
Healing properties
Opal strengthens the will to live. It heals infections and fever and improves memory. It cleans the kidneys and blood, regulates insulin levels, relieves the act of giving birth, and soothes premenstrual syndrome.
Did you know?
- Opal is created due to rain sediments. Opal contains up to 20% water trapped in its silica structure.
- When Australia’s mines began to produce opals commercially in the 1890s, it quickly became the world’s primary source. Aborigen people believe, it is Gods footprint.
- The Bedouins believed that opals contained lightning and fell from the sky during thunderstorms.
Care and maintenance
Damp cloth or short period of lukewarm running water is good way to clean this stone, but it doesn’t tolerate long periods in bright sunlight, heat. Household chemicals and perfumes are not a friend of any crystal. Doublet-opals don't tolerate water.
Best signs
Cancer, Virgo, Libra
Jewellery with — Opal
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