The origin of the iridescent pearl is organic, it was formed in the pearl oyster. The penetration of a foreign body into a mussel irritates its mantle cavity, and the animal secretes calcium carbonate as well as the secretion itself. The combination of these two ingredients creates a layer of nacre. It takes several years for a pearl to form inside the shell.
There are both freshwater pearls, grown mostly in China, and saltwater pearls grown in the Persian Gulf and Indian Ocean off the coast of Australia, as well as in Japan, Fiji, Tahiti and Indonesia. "Fulred" is the key word, as most pearls today are cultured. This means: to stimulate the release of the nacre-forming secretion, a bead is inserted into the mollusk. Cultured pearls are spherical, whereas natural pearls are more irregular in shape and very rare. The only way to know if a pearl is natural is to see it through x-rays - in an artificial pearl, a bead will be visible under the nacre layer.
In healing, pearls have a gentle energy that symbolizes the Moon and its influence on the internal cycles of the body.
Medicinal properties:
- Pearls are attributed the ability to relieve hypertonic crisis, to cure kidney, liver, stomach and intestinal diseases.
- It also stabilizes the functioning of the nervous system.
- Lithotherapists say that the stone can be used as an indicator to define neoplasms (a different tumor), as it reacts to changes in the body's acid balance - it loses its luster.
Magical properties:
- Pearls bring luck, happiness and love to Aquarians and Pisces.
- Pearl products help treat the kidneys, liver, digestive system, and have a good effect on the organs in case of hypertension.
- Likewise with memory loss, nervous breakdowns.
- Pearls treat various eye diseases.
The pearl is the talisman of those born in June. The pearl symbolizes love, luck and happiness. Pearls are found in various shades from white to black. Blue, yellow, purple, green, etc. pearls are also found. The pearl prevents emotional imbalance. It affects the heart chakra, treats stomach, spleen, intestinal tract and ulcer problems. It is believed that the pearl helps to look at oneself from the outside and raise self-esteem. It is a symbol of modesty, innocence, purity and virtue.
It is believed that looking at pearls and observing them calms the psyche and brings mental balance. In China, pearls were considered the elixir of youth, fertility and magical power. In Mongolia - symbols of power and indicators of poison in wine glasses. In Europe - as a symbol of longevity. In India - a symbol of marriage, prosperity and prosperity.
Pearl products help treat the kidneys, liver, digestive system, and have a good effect on the organs in case of hypertension. Likewise with memory loss, nervous breakdowns. Pearls treat various eye diseases.
Form and structure : An organic mineral with an amorphous structure, formed in the pearl oyster shell. Its formation is caused by a foreign body or an artificially introduced bead inside the mussel. Layers of mother-of-pearl create a rainbow of colors.
Color : Cream, yellow, green, blue-grey, purple, brown, black.
Where found : Australia, Fiji, Indonesia, Japan, Persian Gulf, Tahiti (salt water); in China (fresh water).
Distribution : Natural pearls are rarely found; mostly used in jewelry.
Hardness : 2-2.5 (soft, easily scratched, should be kept wrapped in a soft cloth).
Physical and emotional effects : Pearl energy helps improve hormone balance and aligns a woman's hormonal cycle with the Moon, increases fertility. Harmonizes emotions and reduces mood swings. Regulates the amount of water in the body, reduces fluid accumulation. Brings emotional peace and mental serenity.
Healing Effects : Place over the sacrum chakra (affects the reproductive organs), neck chakra (affects the thyroid gland), and forehead (affects the pineal and pituitary glands, which control hormone activity) to balance hormone activity.
How to use : Wear as a piece of jewelry to bring peace and serenity.
