Pearl

The symbolism of the pearl with eternal feminine beauty is timeless. Pearl is actually produced by oysters and therefore the substance is associated with the marine animal kingdom. This precious gemstone had much been in the favor of the royalty – tsars, emperors, rajahs and princes, which is seen today in museums all over the world.

Legendary Significance

The pearl necklace that had been ornamented 4000 years ago by the Persian Queen Achemenid can even be admired to the present day. In fact, the pearl necklace that had been Queen Sheba’s favorite is a legend today. History says that Cleopatra served wine to her esteemed guests by grinding pearl into them. Biblical extracts suggests that pearl is valued just as we would value wisdom; Lucifer lost his teeth as he craved for this gemstone. Belonging to the sea life, pearls are said to be precious stones.

Properties for Healing

It is said that if we drink pearl over a long time, the hormonal secretions increase. Migraines and severe headaches can be treated by wearing pearl necklaces directly on the skin. In addition, this precious gemstone also reduces allergic reactions, whereas on the intellectual level, they add to wisdom and contentedness right until old age.

Charisma of Pearl

The pearl necklace is said to be a warning of forthcoming disaster to sensitive wearers.

Connotation of Chakra

The stone is highly effective in the crown chakra.

Suitable Star Signs

Pearl is said to be the stone for Cancer and the black pearl is believed to be ideally suited for Capricorn.

Uses and Application

The pearls should be put on directly on the skin and is said to lose its healing powers once it comes into contact with soap, make-up or perfume. If they lose contact with the skin, they may lose their luster. If you are not wearing it, store it in light and not in darkness (like a drawer for instance). The pearl should be discharged overnight and recharged in the shell of an oyster.

Quick Facts

Found: Coastal regions of Central America, northern Australia, Persian Gulf, Gulf of Mannar

Colors: White, silver, cream, gold, tend to become greenish, black, blue shimmering

Chemical Composition: CaCO3 + organic materials

Density: 3-4

Availability: Jewelry necklaces, loose stones

Crystallization: Occurs in oysters, a compendium of calcium carbonate and organic substances, mother-of-pearl provides iridescence, accumulates when sand enters the oyster