Birthstones
(birthstone) refer to gemstones that are traditionally associated with the
person's date of birth and are thought to bring good luck and health for the
people.
Among the many kinds of gemstones, amethyst stones (amethyst) are considered as the birthstone for February.
There is history, myths, and beliefs associated with amethyst. The following article will describe it.
Amethyst
the twelve signs of the zodiac are astrological interpretation of birthstones that as the number of the twelve months in a year.
As the birth stone for February, amethyst is regarded as the birth stone for all people Aquarius, i.e. those born between the dates of January 20 to February 18.
The term 'amethyst' is derived from the Greek word 'amethysts' which means a drug to prevent a hangover that also reflects the nature of this gemstone.
Included in the family amethyst Quartz (silicon dioxide) and have different shades of colour from purple to blue.
Once thought to be more valuable than diamonds, amethyst is a popular gemstone used in jewellery.
Amethyst has a hexagonal crystal structure and is found in Brazil, Madagascar, Namibia, Zambia, Russia, Sri Lanka, India, and the United States.
Colour
Pale purple, red-purple and dark purple are common colours range from amethyst.
Interestingly, the colour of amethyst in pure form (without impurities) is clear.
In addition to purple, there are also more types of rare amethyst collared green.
Meaning and Characteristics
Amethyst is believed to have properties that bring stability, peace, balance, courage, internal strength, sincerity, and tranquillity.
This stone is also believed to effectively treat health problems associated with addiction symptoms, headaches, insomnia, arthritis, pain, circulatory system problems, and healing in general.
With reference to the origin of the Greek word, amethyst is regarded as a stone that can prevent and treat alcohol intoxication and other types of addiction.
Therefore, amethyst act as a stabilizing force for those who are trying to overcome addictive behaviour.
History of Amethyst Stone
History amethyst brings us back to the Greco-Roman mythology.
According to the mythology, Bacchus-the god of wine-have revenge on Diana.
In revenge, Bacchus stated that the first person he met on his way through the woods to be eaten by his tiger.
The first person who met with Bacchus was in fact a beautiful girl named Amethyst who was on her way to worship at the temple of Diana.
When attacked, Amethyst calls Diana to save her. Diana later changed Amethyst into a white stone figure and sparkling clean.
Realizing his mistake, Bacchus poured wine on the rocks that make purple amethyst.
In ancient Roman times, amethyst will be included in a wine glass to prevent the drinker to be too drunk.
In addition, the ancient Egyptians believed amethyst has the power used to maintain the pharaoh's tomb.
During the medieval period, amethyst is used as a drug to prevent drowsiness, sharpen intelligence, protects the wearer from magic, and brings victory in battle.
According to Arabian mythology, Amethyst (amethyst) will protect the wearer from nightmares and uric acid, and is regarded as the stone of loyalty and power.
Among the many kinds of gemstones, amethyst stones (amethyst) are considered as the birthstone for February.
There is history, myths, and beliefs associated with amethyst. The following article will describe it.
Amethyst
the twelve signs of the zodiac are astrological interpretation of birthstones that as the number of the twelve months in a year.
As the birth stone for February, amethyst is regarded as the birth stone for all people Aquarius, i.e. those born between the dates of January 20 to February 18.
The term 'amethyst' is derived from the Greek word 'amethysts' which means a drug to prevent a hangover that also reflects the nature of this gemstone.
Included in the family amethyst Quartz (silicon dioxide) and have different shades of colour from purple to blue.
Once thought to be more valuable than diamonds, amethyst is a popular gemstone used in jewellery.
Amethyst has a hexagonal crystal structure and is found in Brazil, Madagascar, Namibia, Zambia, Russia, Sri Lanka, India, and the United States.
Colour
Pale purple, red-purple and dark purple are common colours range from amethyst.
Interestingly, the colour of amethyst in pure form (without impurities) is clear.
In addition to purple, there are also more types of rare amethyst collared green.
Meaning and Characteristics
Amethyst is believed to have properties that bring stability, peace, balance, courage, internal strength, sincerity, and tranquillity.
This stone is also believed to effectively treat health problems associated with addiction symptoms, headaches, insomnia, arthritis, pain, circulatory system problems, and healing in general.
With reference to the origin of the Greek word, amethyst is regarded as a stone that can prevent and treat alcohol intoxication and other types of addiction.
Therefore, amethyst act as a stabilizing force for those who are trying to overcome addictive behaviour.
History of Amethyst Stone
History amethyst brings us back to the Greco-Roman mythology.
According to the mythology, Bacchus-the god of wine-have revenge on Diana.
In revenge, Bacchus stated that the first person he met on his way through the woods to be eaten by his tiger.
The first person who met with Bacchus was in fact a beautiful girl named Amethyst who was on her way to worship at the temple of Diana.
When attacked, Amethyst calls Diana to save her. Diana later changed Amethyst into a white stone figure and sparkling clean.
Realizing his mistake, Bacchus poured wine on the rocks that make purple amethyst.
In ancient Roman times, amethyst will be included in a wine glass to prevent the drinker to be too drunk.
In addition, the ancient Egyptians believed amethyst has the power used to maintain the pharaoh's tomb.
During the medieval period, amethyst is used as a drug to prevent drowsiness, sharpen intelligence, protects the wearer from magic, and brings victory in battle.
According to Arabian mythology, Amethyst (amethyst) will protect the wearer from nightmares and uric acid, and is regarded as the stone of loyalty and power.
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