Amethyst and its influence on its owner. The legend of amethyst and its name. The Undrunken Mineral.
Today I'll tell you about the influence of amethyst and its main legend.
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Look at these rare, collectible amethysts – this delicate druse from South America, Uruguay, a milky amethyst from Morocco, and this dark crystal from Russia.
Nature, repeating itself endlessly, creates an amazing variety of gemstones, looking at which people try to decipher this message of nature.
There are many legends about amethyst – all of them connected to this stone's unique ability to give a person peace and inner balance.
In ancient Greek, "amethyst" literally means "not drunk." For the ancient Greeks, amethyst was the color of sweet red wine diluted with spring water. The Greeks considered undiluted wine indecent.
This is the source of one legend, according to which the beautiful nymph Amethyst refused the love of the frantic god of wine, Dionysus, and, fleeing from him, prayed to her patron goddess, Artemis, and was transformed into a precious crystal. The frustrated Dionysus, having cooled from his passion, brought this stone to humanity as an amulet, protecting against dizzying passions.
The literal translation "not drunk" has the interpretation "non-passionate," that is, calming.
Indeed, amethyst bestows peace, mental balance, and helps one find harmony with the surrounding world, and this is happiness—one of the possible happy states, which amethyst helps to create.
Perhaps that's why the designers of the Power of Nature jewelry brand respond to this quality of amethyst with collections whose central theme is the idea of tranquil family happiness—as in the "Blueberry Dessert" collection; or the idea of calm introspection—as in the "Crystal World" collection; or the idea of calm confidence that everything will be fine—as in the "Lilac Bouquet" collection. We call such jewelry inclusive—it helps a woman be beautiful and happy.
I can tell you what "inclusive jewelry" means in future issues. If you're interested, let me know in the comments.
Amethyst is one of the most popular stones in the world, and of course, our customers love it. Power of Nature jewelry is available for purchase worldwide! Visit our website "powerofnature.store," choose inclusive jewelry with collectible stones, and be happy!
After all, a happy woman is the true Power of Nature!
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