Smokey Quartz – the lucky gemstone for endurance and to help people achieve goals
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Smokey Quartz is known as nature’s stone for endurance. According to legend, if your loved one or friend needs an extra boost, give them a Smokey Quartz gemstone gift and help them to achieve their goal. Smokey Quartz is also said to enhance someone’s ability to get things done in the practical world by improving organisational skills, and so is good to have around the workplace. It is believed to provide clarity of thought, improve intuition and enhance survival instinct.
So, Smokey Quartz jewellery would make an ideal present for lots of different people in every job and walk of life whatever their profession – tutor / professor, lawyer, writer, sports people, a doctor, vet, photographer or musician for example, or even a student, or simply a friend or loved-one who wants to get on in life.
Not only is Smokey Quartz supposed to help someone achieve their goals, it is also said to show us things we don’t want to see, like in a dream: It is said to help people consider those things that they sometimes like to deny. It is also thought to be good for people facing hard times and for alleviating panic attacks, anxiety, and nightmares, and ideal to instil balance and harmony, and to help bring about peace.
A wonderful stone for relationships, and for people in recovery . . Smokey Quartz would make an deal present for those trying to achieve goals like Quitting Smoking or Losing Weight, and also for those about to go for an Operation in Hospital or as a Get Well gift.
- Smokey Quartz or other jewellery presents to help Goal Achievement – like these jewellery necklaces
- Smokey Quartz or other jewellery as a gift to say Get Well soon – like these necklace gifts
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These are some of the most well known ‘ Lucky Gemstones ‘ offering gifts for their own particular / special event that sometimes needs that extra bit of luck or inspiration:
Amethyst * Aquamarine * Aventurine * Black Agate * Carnelian * Citrine * Coral * Garnet * Indian Agate * Jade * Moonstone * Pearl * Red Jasper * Rose Quartz * Smokey Quartz * Tigers Eye * Sodalite
Each of these is renowned for igniting belief and bringing inspiration and good luck to certain events or occasions:
A gift for strength, protection and love
This pretty sterling-silver Hamsa Hand of Fatima pendant is accompanied by a Birthstone crystal in the shape of a heart. The Hamsa (or Hand of Fatima) is a palm-shaped amulet used in many societies and religions as a sign of protection - providing defense against the 'evil eye' and strengthening the vulnerable or weak.
:)- Gift-Wrapped
:)- Sterling silver chain included
:)- Optional information card about Hamsa Hand of Fatima (free)
:)- Personal message can be added
:)- Rapid shippingSend your special friends wishes of love and protection with this striking and meaningful present. It is the ideal gift for any special event / occasion and to show someone that you really care, e.g. New beginnings, Travelling, starting Uni or even a Hospital visit.
Detail: The sterling-silver Hamsa Hand of Fatima is 28mm in length including the hanging ring, and sits with a heart made of birthstone crystal and sterling silver. Please choose birthstone colour in options box when ordering. If you want the crystal heart for a birthstone, choose GARNET for January; AMETHYST for February; AQUAMARINE for March; CLEAR (crystal) for April; EMERALD for May; ALEXANDRITE for June; SIAM (ruby) for July; PERIDOT for August; SAPPHIRE for September; ROSE (tourmaline) for October; TOPAZ (citrine) for November & ZIRCON for December. The 2-part necklace hangs on an 18" sterling silver rope chain.
Gift this Hamsa Hand of Fatima necklace (believed to promote strength and compassion) to inspire your friends and loved-ones and help them to be strong and fortunate in their life. Comes gift-wrapped, like all our presents (with an information card) - and we can print a personal message on your behalf.
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In reality, the "evil eye" has nothing to do with "evil". Instead, it means a look of envy - believed to be derived from an old Celtic word for desire and jealousy, and not a curse or malediction.
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