The high vibration of Amethyst is helpful when you feel out of balance and find it difficult to cope with the hectic nature of life. Amethyst is a calming crystal that will aid in helping you to be less affected by the world around you. It can help you find true happiness within yourself, which may have been forgotten about due to the stresses of life. The high vibration of Amethyst can also be beneficial if you're feeling disconnected from your spiritual self and overcoming any challenges that come across one's path.The Crown Chakra governs our view on things and...

When you want to amplify your spiritual energy, merge with the mind for insight and creativity at a new level. Ametrine is an energizing stone that balances both intellect and spirituality. It stimulates intuition while also providing protection from outside forces as well as clarity on one's own thoughts.Ametrine combines properties of Citrine (for mental focus) and Amethyst (to clear out bad habits). This blend often leads to "insightful revelations" or creative flows in consciousness when worn by people who have moved beyond addiction but don't yet fully understand their personal power - this can be someone coming off drugs/alcohol,...

Amethyst crystals have a wide range of metaphysical properties, some of which are spiritual protection and healing. Amethyst is an excellent stone to work with when trying to make life changes or need the courage to take on new challenges. Amethysts also help in the manifestation process. If you want something more than what you currently have, then this crystal can be used for that purpose as well!   What are the metaphysical properties of Amethyst?    Amethyst: The Crystal of Spiritual Protection The calming, healing energies within Amethyst crystals have been used by metaphysical healers for centuries to protect against...

Amethyst has long been prized for its beauty and legendary energies for thousands and thousands of years. Neolithic people in Europe used it at least as early as 25,000 B.C., and in ancient Egypt Amethyst was made into beads and amulets, and used by Kings and Queens. Early Greek and Roman societies placed high value on Amethyst, placing a royal stone in crowns, scepters, or bishops' rings. The name Amethyst comes from a Greek word meaning "not drunken," derived from an ancient myth that explains its derivation: The god Bacchus decreed that the first person he met would be eaten...