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Like all expressions of life, gemstones need and deserve care to retain their vitality. As therapeautic gemstones help us release energetic impurities and blockages, some of these released energies cling to the surface of the gemstones, inhibiting their ability to work at peak capacity. Regular cleansing clears these energies and restores the gemstones to their natural, vibrant state. Several minutes of care given regularly will keep therapeautic gemstones vital and ready to help us take our next step in growth and healing.
Basic Care Guidelines
*When using a gemstone necklace regularly, cleanse it at least two or three times each week using one of the following methods: Water rinse, Salt Bed, Plant Rejuvenation or Sunbath.
*When not in use, store cleansed gemstones in drawer, covered container, or jewelry roll.
*Handle all therapeatic gemstones with care. Some are particularly fragile, such ar purple rainbow Fluorite, Malachite, Mother of Pearl and Rhodochrosite. They naturally break, scratch or chip more easily than other gemstones.
To Be Avoided
*Avoid storing gemstones near strong electromagnetic fields, such as those emitted by televisions and computers, which can disrupt the gemstones energies.
*Avoid exposing gemstones to x-rays, such as at the dentist, in a hospital or at an airport security station. X-rays will be absorbed by the gemstones and released later into the users aura.
*Avoid wearing gemstones in chlorinated swimming pools or hot tubs. Chlorine weakens natural fibre thread and adversely affects the surface of certain gems.
*Avoid smoking and wearing synthetic perfume when wearing gemstones, especially porous stones. The fumes can interfere with the free flow of the gemstones energy.
To Protect the Thread's longevity
*Do not wear necklaces longer than 20'' to bed. Instead lay them within three feet of your body.
*During intense physical activity, such as jogging, remove your necklace and place it in a secure pocket.
*In general make sure that the thread is completely dry before wearing or storing a necklace.
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