Black Agate: The lucky gemstone gift for life’s challenges
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This is the gemstone that everyone should have for protection. It is said to protect from stress, energy drains, and bad dreams, and attract strength – an ideal gift for someone under stress like attending an interview.
In ancient times, Agate was highly valued as a talisman or amulet. It is believed to enhance the wearer’s courage, improve perception and concentration, and stimulate analytical capabilities and precision.
Agate exists in several distinct colours and the tones vary within each particular colour making every piece of Agate jewellery unique. Black Agate owes its colour to the higher level of iron and manganese. It is believed to create balance between the physical, emotional and spiritual state of the wearer. It enhances people’s analytical ability and improves their perceptiveness. Give your friend something with Black Agate when they need luck to to make an important decision – ideal gift for someone who is a judge, a lawyer or a journalist, for example. It is believed to eliminate negativity. Agate is associated with the birthstone month of May and the zodiac sign Gemini.
Black Agate should be included in presents or gifts for occasions or people needing perceptiveness and analytical ability such as a gift for judges, lawyers or journalists, or for a First Day (at school or University, for example), or an Interview.
- Black Agate jewellery or other gift to wish Good Luck at an Interview
- Gift a piece of Black Agate or other jewelry to help your friends have Luck on their First Day
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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 unique lucky seahorse necklace
This necklace is something rather special and unique. Not only is the seahorse a symbol of good luck, this piece of jewellery is reminiscent of lazy sunny days on the shores of the sea - away from the hubbub of life . . it has a definite feel-good factor. Help make a friend or loved-one feel happy and send them your best wishes for good luck with this sweet seahorse necklace.
:)- Gift-Wrapped
:)- Optional information card (free)
:)- Personal message can be added
:)- Rapid shippingDescription: Our pretty seahorse necklace consists of a sterling-silver seahorse charm that measures 22mm in length including the hanging ring and a set of turquoise and Aegean coloured Mediterranean ceramic beads and sterling-silver ring beads, on an 18" sterling silver snake chain. A 20" option is also available: Please choose in options box.
The Seahorse is a truly magical creature with many positive attributes. Despite its diminutive size, the Ancient Greeks thought it a manifestation of Poseidon, the God of the sea: Assured in its strength and symbolic of patience and contentment, it is unperturbed by the commotion or hubbub around it. Many islanders, sailors and others who make a living by the stormy sea, consider the Seahorse a very lucky charm.
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So this lovely seahorse necklace reflecting the blues of the sea would make the perfect gift for someone travelling, attempting something new (or making a new start or new beginnings like going to Uni) or for any occasion that might require a measure of patience and good fortune. (Or even a present for a person that just loves the sea and seahorses!)
Ships gift-wrapped in a stylish presentation box. If you wish, we can print a personal message on your behalf on a gift card and include it in the presentation box. We can also ship direct to your friends / loved-ones' address if you want. This is all INCLUDED in the price.
