How to repair a broken stone
When your gemstones need care, the roles reverse, and they rely on you. To restore their beauty and energy, purify and recharge them for extended periods. A quick cleanse won’t suffice; consider burying them, a highly effective method for deep restoration. Burying the stone in the earth allows it to reconnect with its natural source and absorb the healing energies of the earth.
Another method is to place the stone in a bowl of salt or leave it under the light of the full moon, both of which are known for their cleansing and recharging properties. You can also use sound healing, such as Tibetan singing bowls, to help restore the stone’s energy.
Tip: If the stone is physically broken but still holds sentimental value, you can glue the pieces back together. While this won’t restore its full energetic power, it can help preserve the stone’s personal significance.
How to prevent future breakage:
- Regular cleansing: Cleanse your stones regularly to prevent them from becoming energetically overloaded. This can be done using water, salt, sunlight, or moonlight, depending on the stone’s properties.
- Recharge your stones: Just like humans, stones need time to rest and recharge. Place them in a natural environment, such as soil or water, to help them regain their energy.
- Handle with care: Be mindful of how you store and wear your gemstones. Avoid exposing them to harsh chemicals or extreme temperatures, and store them in a soft cloth when not in use.
Now that you know how to care for your future stones, you can make an informed choice: are you more drawn to amethyst or rock crystal? Each stone has its own unique properties and can offer different benefits depending on your needs.
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