A love of Crystals and Natural products

[Bluerose31]

So you like them this way?

They do sometimes come even tinier of course, like with sparkling pinpricks of stone on a stud, whether set for earlobes, or nose, etc.

But I guess you would know more about it than me. (Though I did once apply for a job at a jeweler's).

They are charming that way! I love crystals that way as well!

 

[faroukfarouk]

They are charming that way! I love crystals that way as well!

Yes, they are valued and popular as studs. A fair amount of young men now seem to wear jewels or crystals for their ears studs - usually just one each side - as well as women.

 

[OwainK]

I have a love of beautiful crystals and natural products. Does anyone else enjoy having crystals or natural products? Here is a picture of a stone I would like to get called Bloodstone and it is supposed to be good for people who have experience alot of trauma. It is beautiful to me.
-Blue

Be careful! A lot of these crystals and stones which have "healing powers" are actually either:

• Some money scam
• Or they have been bewitched by a witch with some spell on them

I used to have an interest in crystals, gems and stones at a time too. But once I learned that I stopped.

 

[Bluerose31]

Be careful! A lot of these crystals and stones which have "healing powers" are actually either:

• Some money scam
• Or they have been bewitched by a witch with some spell on them

I used to have an interest in crystals, gems and stones at a time too. But once I learned that I stopped.

I dedicate my stones to Jesus Christ. That will heal the stones. It is safe to buy crystals and dedicate them to Jesus

 

[Hearingheart]

Oh, I love to be surrounded with nature! It's hard to pick a favorite stone. One that stands out for me is Labradorite.

 

[Bluerose31]

Oh, I love to be surrounded with nature! It's hard to pick a favorite stone. One that stands out for me is Labradorite.

Labradorite is a beautiful stone!

 

[Rigatoni]

You must have an interesting backyard!

I wish my backyard was that interesting lol. =P Some of the arrowheads and gems I posted were purchased at a store. There's also a place that allows you to buy pre-stocked bags of gravel, and you can sift through them to find crystals and other rocks.

I'm not sure where that geode came from however; finding rocks like that where I live is very rare.

 

[Hearingheart]

My dad has a huge collection of arrow heads. He would walk through the plowed up fields and find them.

 

[Roseonathorn]

I loved to collect stones as a child. An old man had the same hobby and had found some stones and crystals when He travelled. He gave me some next time we met and said no witch had been on them. He was a simple stonecollector and soon so old and who knows when He dies. He did not want the stones and crystals to end up in the wrong hands. I do not see the stones as healing either. I have filed off some sharp edges on some stones I have found and left some. God created the stones and minerals and everything in our house is blessed in the name of the Lord. I do not show the stones lest someone get tempted. But I would not buy any stone or crystal from a witch or such a store where they sell magic stuff.

 

[Roseonathorn]

My dad has a huge collection of arrow heads. He would walk through the plowed up fields and find them.

I find ammunition on the ground sometimes once beside the car where we park on the garden and we have had lots of it on the roof...from hunting season, elk, deer and such but they should aim better.

 

[Dawn Marie]

I love crystals! I don't use them for their "energy" or anything, though it's cool if you do. I just simply have a fascination with them. Here is my crystal shelf:

(I have a few small ones as well but this is most of what I have...)

 

[faroukfarouk]

My dad has a huge collection of arrow heads. He would walk through the plowed up fields and find them.

Interesting! so are they Native American, maybe?

 

[Hearingheart]

Interesting! so are they Native American, maybe?

Yes, the arrow heads are Native American. There is a huge flint quarry believed to have been neutral ground about 160 miles SW of his farm. We think some of the flint came from there.

 

[faroukfarouk]

Yes, the arrow heads are Native American. There is a huge flint quarry believed to have been neutral ground about 160 miles SW of his farm. We think some of the flint came from there.

Very interesting!

People sometimes rate the history of North America from the arrival of Europeans about 400 years ago, but of course the Native American heritage / Canadian First Nations heritage and historic sites often go back a long way before then.

 

[*LILAC]

I've got my eye on this one. The store it comes from has alot of Buddhism stuff in there but I don't let that bother me because I know only God alone can create such a stone. None of that jibberjabber whacky mojo applies here.

 

[Osina]

I love rocks and minerals. I am always looking at the ground when walking to see what I can find. I have noticed I can spot garnets and quartz without having to bend down now. The red/pink color catches my eye easy. I love being near nature and rocks are the best way to do that because you can bring small ones inside.

 

[Bluerose31]

I love rocks and minerals. I am always looking at the ground when walking to see what I can find. I have noticed I can spot garnets and quartz without having to bend down now. The red/pink color catches my eye easy. I love being near nature and rocks are the best way to do that because you can bring small ones inside.

I love garnets and quartz

 

[faroukfarouk]

I love rocks and minerals. I am always looking at the ground when walking to see what I can find. I have noticed I can spot garnets and quartz without having to bend down now. The red/pink color catches my eye easy. I love being near nature and rocks are the best way to do that because you can bring small ones inside.

A mineral museum can be very absorbing.

 

[Osina]

A mineral museum can be very absorbing.

I agree with that very much.

 

[faroukfarouk]

...None of that jibberjabber whacky mojo applies here.

Interesting phrase! but yes, minerals and rocks are an interesting subject in their own right, without one having to do the mysticism thing also.