Pendant necklaces in red Jasper
in pierced gemstones and silver 925
Wearing a Red Jasper pendant necklace is a great way to connect with the energies of Mother Earth in lithotherapy.
What are the everyday benefits of a red jasper pendant?
Its virtues on emotional and spiritual levels
Considered in various cultures as the blood of mother earth, red jasper, intimately linked to telluric energies, helps you to anchor yourself deeply, to accept and live fully your earthly incarnation. Associated with courage, this stone can prove to be an excellent ally in times of difficulty or trial.
Wearing a Red Jasper necklace on a daily basis can be a great help if you tend to spread yourself too thinly, have trouble getting things done, or feel you lack willpower and determination or energy.
Its physical virtues in lithotherapy
According to tradition, wearing a Red Jasper pendant can improve blood circulation, bring new vitality to the whole body, relieve nausea and stimulate hormonal secretions.
In line with this vision, a Red Jasper pendant can help women with menstrual cycle disorders or menopausal difficulties.
It is also particularly beneficial during pregnancy and postpartum.
For men, it can help with erectile dysfunction.
Did you know?
- In medieval, Germanic and Scandinavian mythology, red jasper was used as a talisman by warriors for strength, courage and protection.
- This stone has also been used for fertility rituals for thousands of years.
Which stones to match with a red jasper necklace?
To amplify its lithotherapy properties, Red Jasper can be combined with many stones - there are no contraindications. That said, it might not be very coherent to wear Red Jasper for its revitalizing, action-inducing virtues at the same time as a soothing stone that encourages you to create a cocoon of softness - like Rose Quartz, for example...
Here are a few suggestions for associations:
- Are you lacking anchorage and also feel the need for a protective stone?
You can wear a red Jasper necklace with a black Tourmaline bracelet. - you need courage and confidence to get through an ordeal?
In addition to Red Jasper, wear a piece of Tiger's Eye or Citrine jewelry. - are you experiencing disturbed menstrual cycles, are you pregnant or postpartum? Or do you simply want to connect more closely to the energies of Mother Earth?
Combine Red Jasper with the power of Moss Agate.
What accessories should I wear a red jasper pendant with?
A Red Jasper pendant can be worn with a chain of any length, or with a leather strap. You can add charms to your necklace to create a unique piece of jewelry and make your own personalized bracelet from red Jasper beads.
You can find all the materials you need to create jewelry here
Interested in red jasper?
To learn more about its virtues, meanings and properties in lithotherapy, its history and mineralogy, and discover all our Red Jasper stones and jewelry, look here .
What are the different varieties of red jasper and what do they mean?
There are different varieties of Jasper containing red Jasper: Polychrome Jasper, Red River, River Creek, Picasso, Leopard, Noreena, Heliotrope, Ancestralist, etc.
All these stones are linked to the energies of Mother Earth and have a positive effect on our blood circulation, willpower and grounding. If you'd like to find out more about their respective characteristics, explore this link.
How do I purify a red jasper pendant?
Sun/moon, earth, running water, waveform, fumigation, singing bowl, breath/wind, prayers...Astrological signs
Aries and ScorpioChakras
1st chakra - RootElement
EarthMineralogy of your Red Jasper pendant
Red Jasper is a microcrystalline quartz, a silicon oxide compound containing impurities such as iron oxide - the latter explains its red to reddish-brown color.
Its hardness is between 6.5 and 7 on the Mohs scale - a fairly hard stone that resists scratches well.
Pendants with stones for courage and action
*Please note! Some minerals may be toxic and must not be licked or ingested (as such or in the form of powder, elixir or stone water) or be in prolonged contact with the skin or mucous membranes.
*The information on the stones described here are general indications based on our research and experience, and are not exhaustive.
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