Garnet Red Bracelet 6mm

A stone of independence - Garnet has one of the oldest and most well-documented histories of any healing stone. It has been included in almost every lapidary text describing gemstones and their majestic healing properties. Its energy has always been considered as extremely powerful. The family of Garnet comes in a collection of the most beautiful colours.

Garnet invites us to stand on our own two feet. It promotes self-sufficiency in all areas of life, and is a powerful tool on our journey to success. This majestic stone helps us to look at our gifts and strengths from a logical state of mind, helping us to cultivate them and use them to their fullest potential. It boosts our self-confidence and inner strength whilst keeping us calm and navigating from a place of grace and dignity. It is attuned to the root and heart chakras, and is connected to the elements of Earth.

Garnet promotes independence and inspires us to take care of our own needs. It teaches us to find joy in our own company, and helps us to be alone without feeling lonely. It assists us in cultivating equally yoked relationships, where both parties give and receive in equal measure. It also reminds us that we cannot love others until we love ourselves, and that place of security and strength enables us to love others more generously. It encourages us to take good care of our mental state and to only surround ourselves with positive energy. It aids us in letting go of feelings of shame, regret, rage and jealousy as well as all other negative emotions that keep us from moving forward on our journey. It exudes an energy of calmness and peace, instilling the belief that our happiness does not depend on others. Garnet has powerful physical healing abilities, and is particularly helpful to strengthen and heal the physical heart. It is also believed to boost the immune system, combatting fevers and reducing inflammation and is said to speed up the healing process of wounds. Garnets are found worldwide, with the greatest deposits being discovered in Brazil, India, Madagascar, Sri Lanka, and the United States.