Beryl pendant necklaces
The Beryl pendant necklaces in our selection are unique pieces of jewelry for men and women. They come in blue, pink or yellow beryl - available with a leather strap and silver chain. This stone is a timely aid in lithotherapy, thanks to its soothing properties.
What are the lithotherapy properties of a beryl pendant?
Beryls are stones linked to the forces of resilience. Faced with the torments inherent in our human condition, we can embark on a path that not only preserves our equilibrium, but also ensures that constraints help us grow spiritually; which they do naturally, unless we prevent them by repeating our mistakes over and over again.
This path is made up of a thousand paths. Mistakes are allowed, sometimes even desirable, if that's the price of not falling back into the same pattern and hoarding experience. Resilience means identifying a pattern so as not to succumb to it. It requires a certain clairvoyance in relation to our emotions and the courage to recognize them. So the power of the Beryl symbol will have the virtue of facilitating a return to calm in the face of stress, worry or anxiety.
Making a decision is not just a matter of courage, but of lucidity - because you can never be sure of the need for the sacrifice that every true choice requires. Beryl enables you to channel your energies and work out your emotions more effectively.
If you wish to begin by better understanding your emotions, an Aquamarine (or Blue Beryl or Aquamarine) pendant will be an undeniable symbolic help in naming what is contained, suppressed or repressed, or, conversely, what is immoderate or unreasonable. Aquamarine, the beryl talisman of rough seas, calms the mind by reconciling opposing currents.
Purification of a beryl pendant
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Sun, fire, wind. Or the following sounds: chimes, singing bowls, drums, fumigation, sacred geometry, etc.Blue beryl / Aquamarine / Aquamarine chakras :
GorgePink beryl / Morganite chakras :
Upper coreYellow Beryl / Heliodorus chakras :
SolarAstrological signs
Blue beryl
AquariusPink beryl
CancerYellow beryl
LionMineralogy of the beryl in your necklace
A vitreous, translucent or transparent silicate derived from metamorphic rocks or magma, beryl varies in color according to impurities and inclusions in the prismatic crystal.
Hardness: around 8 on the Mohs scale.
Native mainly to South America, Asia and Africa.
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