bloodstone gemstone meaning & history
Bloodstone Meaning
Bloodstone is one of March's birthstones. It is believed to be beneficial for creativity, strength, vitality, and strenghening of the heart. Bloodstone is known as the symbol for justice.
Bloodstone has long been considered an amulet that protect the wearer from evil.
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The Importance of Gemstone Jewelry in our High Tech World:
Today's high-tech world makes it necessary for one to wear gemstone jewelry. We live in a world with a chaotic energy field, created by electronics around us. Modern conveniences such as cell phones, computers and microwaves emit radiation and electromagnetic waves that negatively interfere with our bodies' magnetic fields. Fortunately, nature has given us the gift of gemstones, whose organic energies help us return to our natural healthy state. However, gemstones need to be worn in order for us to gain the full benefits of its energies, as its energies are extended to approximately 1 foot. Gemstone jewelry is the most convenient way to maintain bodies magnetic field, without invasive medical procedures. It is the most stylish, easiest way to maintain your health, restoring bodily, mental, spiritual health to its perfect natural state.
Bloodstone History
Some say that Bloodstone's name originated in ancient times from its appearance. The appearance of the gem perhaps reminded them of the red setting sun mirrored in the ocean.
Medieval Christians carved scenes of crucifixion and matyrs in Bloodstone, thus dubbing the Bloodstons as the "Martyr's Gem". According to legend, Bloodstone was first formed when drops of Christ's blood fell and stained the stone at the foot of the cross.
The Greeks believed in Bloodstone's ability to bring change.
Today, it is used as a medicine and aphrodisiac in India. It is relatively difficult to find Bloodstone on the market.
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