Mother-of-pearl bracelets
white, orange, brown, with 6 mm cultured pearls
Your natural Mother-of-Pearl bracelet features white, orange or brown cultured pearls.
In lithotherapy, the benefits of Mother-of-Pearl link it to symbols of purity, fertility, prosperity,breastfeeding and femininity.
What are the virtues and properties of a mother-of-pearl bracelet in lithotherapy?
The mythological treasure of the oceans, Mother-of-Pearl is the symbol of that which remains hidden but requires exposure to solar forces. The material is thus a vector of fertility in lithotherapy, understood as a metaphor for both physical and spiritual awakening.
The meaning of your bracelet therefore relates to the ability to give life or to create and renew the ideas that make up our view of the world. A view of femininity that's pure and prosperous when it's in harmony with the deeper self.
By re-establishing or renewing this link to a nature of the deep, this buried treasure within you shines forth in a sacred setting, symbolizing a new understanding between light and darkness. Because sensitivity is vulnerable, it needs to be aligned with who you are and what you want.
The new way of looking at others gives rise to an unsuspected strength, paradoxically one of empathy through the awakening or rebirth of self-love.
The benefits of your bracelet
To bijou can be a vehicle for healing sentimental wounds in friendship or love.
Its symbol of softness and sunshine will be a constant reminder of the need and pleasure of letting go - a new action made possible by a new tolerance, the fruit of greater flexibility in the present and future.
The marine and solar beauty of Mother-of-Pearl is a reminder. An invitation to marvel at what our senses tell us about the world.
To open our eyes to the power of openness to the world, to the feminine, to sensitivity and freedom.
A metaphor for the circulation of fluids, Mother-of-Pearl can provide support during pregnancy, post-natal care and breastfeeding.
Purifying your mother-of-pearl bracelet
Reloading cultured pearls
Exposure to the Moon, running water or seawaterAssociated astrological signs
Cancer, Scorpio, Aquarius and PiscesChakras
All chakrasElements
WaterMineralogy
Throughout the shellfish's life, mother-of-pearl is formed inside the shells of certain mollusks. This stack of regular layers - which explains its iridescent appearance that interferes with solar radiation - is made up of a protein, conchyoline, and Aragonite crystals.
Although formed from brittle limestone, Mother-of-Pearl can be extraordinarily resistant - due to the Aragonite cemented into the structure, which prevents cracking.
Its colors come in shades of white, green, blue, violet, pink, orange, black and gray.
The shell of cultured pearls is created inside a shell, around a foreign body. The layers are then superimposed to create a smooth and round shape.
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