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Natural water stones

October 19th, 2009 · No Comments · Water stones

According to ancient beliefs all things in nature are a result of the combination of the elements of fire, earth, water and air. Humans can be benefited from these elements by using specific kinds of gemstones. According to belief, gemstones which are transparent and translucent  are connected with the elements of fire and air, while on the other hand opaque gemstones are associated with the elements of water and earth. Natural water stones are used by individuals who seek emotional balance. Generally semi transparent, natural water stones have the ability slightly change their color and have strong Yin energy.

The natural water stones are said to possess sedative properties and therefore are very useful for those individuals who seek emotional solace. These water gemstones are known to dissolve away negative thoughts and keep the mind fresh and positive. These natural water stones are also associated with the aim of achieving relaxation and therefore are very useful in meditation. Expressing true inner feelings, maintaining a healthy emotional balance and keeping depression at bay are some of the positive attributes associated with the use of natural water stones.

The zodiac signs of Cancer, Scorpio and Pisces are considered related to the water element. The natural water stones are easily available and can be used by the concerned individuals for their personal use. The natural water stones can be worn either in rings or pendants and can benefit the individuals with their positive attributes. Emeralds, Opals, Aquamarines, Moonstone, Pearl, Coral and Hematite are some of the frequently used natural water stones.

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