Moss Agate - A Springtime Gemstone

Being an avid gardener, early spring is absolutely, without question my favorite season. 

For centuries, springtime has been associated with fertility. I think that’s how the whole bunny thing came about – ya know, multiplying like rabbits. 

Moss agate is a great healing gemstone for spring.

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If you win my contest and get the free moss agate talisman for your own, you can carry it in your pocket, turn it into a pendant and wear it around your neck, hang it from your bedpost, or keep it close to you in another way that works for you.

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Win a Free Healing Gemstone Talisman!

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In early April I'll be announcing the details for a simple contest.

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free healing gemstone talisman!

Gems for the Economy

It’s not as if you need the talking heads to tell you that we’re in economic trouble, you live with it every day. 

Can gemstones help you through difficult financial times? If you choose wisely, the answer is yes.

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Amethyst - Purple Beauty

  I love amethyst.  The color of royalty and nobility, purple just makes me feel good, particularly when I’m wearing it.  

February’s birthstone, amethyst is not only beautiful, it’s a powerful healing gemstone.  

Read the full post at my new blogsite.   You can buy amethyst jewelry, a talisman, or a purple scarf from my website.

Choosing Your Talisman

So you’ve decided you’d like a healing gemstone talisman. How do you select one that’s right for you? As with most things in life, you have an array of choices.

If you don’t have any particular problem, just go shopping and see what attracts your eye and feels good in your hand.

If you do have a specific problem you're trying to resolve, say arthritis, you'll need research.

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Talisman Tales

After that first talisman for little Ben, I was inspired to make talismans for family and friends who were having particular problems.  Let me share just a few of them with you here.

I made an easy-to-wear stretchy bracelet of amethyst, garnet, and rose quartz for an anxious new mother and her colicky baby.  

A woman I know does amazing healing work with animals, using homeopathy, reiki, Chinese medicine, and more.   While she's extremely skilled and certainly doesn't need my help, I figured I'd just add to her healing tools, and made a simple wrap bracelet of amethyst, sodalite, and green aventurine.  Here's why I chose those three.

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My First Talisman

I’d been making jewelry for a few years when the opportunity for creating a healing talisman presented itself.  One of my dearest friends, who happens to be a skilled herbalist, had a little grandson who was troubled by night terrors.  Benjamin’s mom would sing, rock, and otherwise try to soothe him when he woke in the middle of the night terrified. 

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