Ruby Earrings

Its name comes from the Latin "Ruber" which is the etymological root of "red"

It is the hardest mineral after diamond. Ruby is part of the corundums, like other precious stones, and is one of the rarest.

Throughout history it became the stone of kings, apart from royal jewels, Charles V used an engraved ruby ​​to seal his letters.

- Heart

- Capricorn

Purification methods (1x per month)

- In clear water : Run under cold water for a few minutes (ideally spring, rain or river water)

- By fumigation : Light sage or purification incense and pass the Stone through the smoke

- The Tibetan or crystal bowl: Place the stone inside and vibrate for at least 5 minutes or according to your feelings

Recharging methods (after purification)

- On a cluster or an Amethyst geode: To place on top

- At the Moon: Place on a windowsill or outside for 1 night at the Moon, ideally full

- On a Flower of Life: Figure of sacred geometry, it recharges Minerals

- In the Sun: Place in the sun for a few hours