Amethyst Bracelet for Calm Support During Times of Stress
Amethyst is one of the most loved crystals, traditionally associated with calm thinking, emotional balance and spiritual awareness. Its beautiful violet tones range from soft lilac to deep purple, giving it both a soothing and protective presence.
Often chosen during times of stress, overwhelm or emotional intensity, Amethyst is believed to support clarity of mind and a sense of inner peace. Many people use it to quiet racing thoughts, encourage rest and create a more grounded emotional state.
How To Use:
Wear your Amethyst bracelet throughout the day as a gentle reminder to pause, breathe and stay centred. Many people choose to wear Amethyst during busy or emotionally demanding periods to feel more balanced and emotionally supported.
How To Cleanse and Charge:
Cleanse by leaving in a bowl of salt water overnight.
By smudging with sage or palo santo, hold in smoke for 30-60 seconds while setting the intention of cleansing the amethyst.
Use a singing bowl or chime, sound vibrations will help to cleanse and energise your crystal.
Charge by putting in direct sunlight for a few hours (careful though as this will cause the amethyst to fade), put your amethyst out in the moonlight overnight with no risk of fading.
Or place your amethyst on a clear quartz cluster which will help to amplify and charge the energy of your crystal.
There is no right or wrong way to work with crystals – trust what feels right for you.
Called "Protection against Drunkenness"
Colour Ranging from pale to dark purple
Chakra: Etheric, Third Eye, Crown
Zodiac Sign: Virgo, Sagittarius, Capricorn, Aquarius, Pisces
Element: Wind
Commonly found in: Brazil, Uruguay, South Korea, Russia and USA
Size and Finish:
This bracelet is made from natural Amethyst chip beads and strung on elastic for comfortable everyday wear. As a natural stone, colours and chip shapes will vary slightly, making each bracelet unique.
Reminder:
Crystals have been used traditionally for many years for spiritual and emotional support and are not a substitute for professional medical advice or treatment.
