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Garnet beads

Maybe you have ever eaten one: a pomegranate. Then you know that there are all small, red compartments on the inside. These particles resemble pieces of garnet beads and thus the name is explained. It comes naturally from Latin, granatus and refers to the seeds from the aforementioned fruit, the malum granatum. Garnet beads can be transparent to opaque.

Garnet beads are not only found in red, contrary to what the name suggests. Garnet is also found in purple, orange, yellow, green, brown, black or even colorless. In 1998, a blue-pink grenade was found for the first time in Madagascar. This variant is of course very rare and is therefore not in our range.

The Grenade is one of the Nine Gemstones in the Thai Order of the Nine Gemstones. This order was established in 1851 by King Mongkut Rama IV of Siam (later Thailand). It is the oldest and highest of Thai awards. It is also called the Holy Order or Warap Aun. The order is granted to members of the Royal Family of Chakri and to very prominent Thai directors. You have to be a Buddhist to be included in this order.

The effect of garnet beads

The garnet beads are the perfect gems for crisis situations and situations where life seems hopeless. The gemstone gives strength and energy, perseverance and endurance, self-confidence, willpower and vitality. Garnet beads promote hope and courage, optimism and survival urge. Blockages, inhibitions and limiting behavior and thought patterns are also reduced by garnet beads. Physically, the garnet beads enhance the self-healing ability of the body. It strengthens the immune system and promotes the absorption of vitamins and minerals. Furthermore, the stone has a positive influence on blood and circulation, sexual and potency problems, heart, and lungs.

The hardness of Garnet is 6.5 - 7.5, the density is 3.6 - 4.2

Garnet beads belong to the constellations Aries, Leo and Scorpio.

Grossulaar

Grossulaar belongs to the Grenade group which is subdivided into the Pyralspiet and Ugrandiet group. Grossulaar belongs to the latter. To go into that further is actually primal since that is all physics and chemistry. It is nice to know where the name comes from. Grossulaar is derived from the botanical name of gooseberry, grossularia, referring to the green garnet found in Siberia. Cinnamon-brown, red and yellow variants also occur. The yellow crystals resemble Zircon alone, the hardness is much lower. This variant of Grossulaar is also called hessonite, from Greek, which means inferior.

The operation of Grossulaar

Grossulaar can help with conflicts and legal problems. It helps to relax and let things take its course. This also promotes cooperation. On the body Grossulaar has a positive influence on fertility, kidneys, mucous membranes, rheumatism, psoriasis and the absorption of vitamin A.

The hardness of Grossulaar is 6.5 7.5, the density is 3.6 4.2

At Grossulaar the constellation Aries belongs

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