Larimar Bead Bracelet

Larimar Bead Bracelet

£15.55

Green Quality Larimar Bead Bracelet ~ Handmade with love
Larimar is an earth-healing crystal.  It connects with nature and will counteract inbalances in the earth's energy.
Larimar helps to heal and tone the throat.  By opening up the throat chakra, it promotes self-confidence and encourages expression of deep truths and fears. It is especially helpful in removing self-imposed blockages and constraints, this crystal will assist you in taking control of your life by dissolving self-sabotaging behaviour, alleviating guilt and removing fear. It quickly and effortlessly calms the mind and bestows inner peace.
Larimar brings harmony and assists in balancing the yin-yang energies, thus unifying your male and female qualities.  It promotes self healing and is excellent for unplugging the meridians and dissolving energy blocks, particularly in the head, neck and chest.
It will help you embrace love and joy, opening up the heart by allowing you to express unconditional love. It is the embodiment of the tranquil Sea and Sky energies. Its soft, soothing blues and calming turquoise is streaked with white patterns that resemble sunlight dancing beneath Caribbean waters. It brings the ancient wisdom of Atlantis and the healing power of dolphins to harmonise the body and soul.
Larimar is one of the cardinal Water element crystal, yet is born of Fire in its volcanic origins. One of the few crystals to balance the polarities of these energies, Larimar cools tempers and calms fears, relieves stress and nurtures the physical and emotional bodies. It is powerful in meditation and in connecting to the Divine Feminine, and is particularly helpful in releasing emotional bonds, patterns or principles that no longer serve the highest good. 
A crystal of clear communication, it provides the strength and courage needed to speak openly from the heart. 
Larimar is also known as the Dolphin Crystal, Blue Pectolite, Atlantis Crystal, and Stefilia's Stone. Originally discovered in 1916, it was named by the Dominican who re-discovered it in 1974, taking the first letters of his daughter's name, Larissa, and the Spanish word for the sea, mar, to create Larimar.

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