Amethyst (Elestial Dragon’s Tooth) Crystal Specimen AS333

Amethyst (Elestial Dragon’s Tooth) Crystal Specimen AS333

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Amethyst has one of the longest and best-documented histories of any crystal. Its name comes from the ancient Greek amethystos, roughly "not intoxicated", the Greeks believed it protected against drunkenness, and wine goblets were sometimes carved from it. That old association with sobriety and clear-headedness has carried through into how the stone is used today.

It was considered a precious gem, on a par with emerald and ruby, right up until enormous Brazilian deposits were found in the 1800s and the price collapsed. That is the only reason it is affordable now. It is exactly the same stone that once sat in royal and ecclesiastical collections.

Modern practice centres it on calm, clarity and intuition. The third eye and crown associations put it firmly in the territory of insight and spiritual connection rather than grounding or drive, and its most common everyday use, sleep, fits that quietening character.

Amethyst is best known for calm and peace, traditionally used to dissolve anger, anxiety and general agitation. It is most commonly reached for to support restful sleep, kept on a nightstand or under a pillow, and to quiet an overactive mind caught in overthinking and rumination. Associated with the third eye, it supports intuition and insight and trusting your own inner guidance, offers emotional balance through stress, grief and change, and carries an old association with clarity and sobriety that people still draw on when working on habits and self-control. Amethyst works with the third eye and crown chakras, is associated with the elements of Air and Water and with Pisces, Aquarius, Aries and Capricorn, and is the February birthstone.

Size: 7.5" x 3" x 2"

Weight: 728 g

Wholehearted Crystal Creations highly recommends that healing crystals are to be used in combination with other therapies and modalities and are not meant to replace recommended treatment from a licensed medical practitioner.