Healing stones and crystals

black_magnolia wrote:

haha Thanks girls! I'm fortunate that mine are big enough so I can tuck the stone under one breast and it doesn't show. also, it isn't uncomfortable, I forget I even have it in my bra, yesterday it went flying through the room because I forgot it was there... :blush: :silly:

Haha, I would've thought it'd be quite cold to keep in your bra. Also..If you made a habit of putting stones in there, you'd rattle everytime you moved. That would be a conversation starter for sure.

Envy wrote:

black_magnolia wrote:

haha Thanks girls! I'm fortunate that mine are big enough so I can tuck the stone under one breast and it doesn't show. also, it isn't uncomfortable, I forget I even have it in my bra, yesterday it went flying through the room because I forgot it was there... :blush: :silly:

Haha, I would've thought it'd be quite cold to keep in your bra. Also..If you made a habit of putting stones in there, you'd rattle everytime you moved. That would be a conversation starter for sure.

The stone takes over the body heat so there's no problem with that and fortunately I don't rattle!

I carry a Tiger's eye worry stone and a smaller piece in my handbag at all times. If i get figity I take it out and hold it in my hand - i find it very relaxing.

Im pretty sure Tigers eye isnt related to my zodiac or birth at all but I just find myself extremely drawn to it when ever i see a piece.

\"Tiger Eye is used for focusing the mind. It is said that Tiger Eye offers protection during travel, strengthens convictions and confidence.\"

I used to wear a copper bracelet as I had an operation on my hand and the scar tissue gets painful without one. But for Christmas my partner bought me a Tibetan Medical Bracelet which is a combination of silver, copper, tin, nickel and iron - also very preddy - with many healing properties. Also it doesn't turn my wrist bright green in summer

www.tibastro.com/tmbinfo.html

I hadn't thought of copper bracelets in connection with this thread, but I suppose they do fit in.

I've worn one for years due to problems with my hands. I can't say for sure if it works or not, but it's pretty, and doesn't turn my arm green, so I continue to wear it. My hands still hurt if I've been using them a lot (working in the garden, painting, etc.) or if it's going to rain. But maybe they'd be even worse without the bracelet?

Poledra1a wrote:

www.tibastro.com/tmbinfo.html

Wow, that is really pretty..Know of anywhere else I could get hold of one?

Envy wrote:

Poledra1a wrote:

www.tibastro.com/tmbinfo.html

Wow, that is really pretty..Know of anywhere else I could get hold of one?

Oh, it's an Aussie company...and Victorian at that! I'm heading up to Castlemaine on the weekend anyway...