Bloodstone Crystal - Yoni Egg

The “aha” stone 

• Provides verbal protection 
• Adjust or cope up in a new environment,
• heals the mind from the stress that being in a new place brings.
• Helps relieve exhaustion – both physically and mentally. 

Bloodstone is believed to grant its bearer security from any physical threat such as assault, bullying, physical injury, and so on. 

Did you move to a new neighborhood? Are you transferred to a different office? Bloodstone is the gem for you.

The stone sends off a vibe that boosts its bearer's body and mind.

Affirmation: My intuitive awareness is always increasing, my emotions are calm and serene, and I express my inner visions with truth and clarity.

Blue Calcite Meanings

Keywords: Psychic ability, astral travel, soothing the emotional body

Chakras: Root

Elements: Fire, Air

Zodiac Signs: Aries, Libra, Pisces

Number: 4, 6

Location: Australia, Brazil, China, Madagascar

Bloodstone Crystal Healing Properties:

Bloodstone is one of the most intense healing stones as it realigns the chakra system from the heart all the way to the root. The realignment of these energies can be a stressful time, which Bloodstone can alleviate by firmly grounding and protecting one's astral body to the earth during alignment. 

Also known as the "Martyr's Stone," Bloodstone reminds us that with each leap and change in our life, comes sacrifice and a spiritual death of the way things use to be. It teaches us to be flexible in situations of chaos, recognizing that these times are necessary for transformations of higher frequencies to take place. 

Bloodstone Birthstone and Zodiac Sign

If you were born in March, Bloodstone is your birthstone. 

On the other hand, if you are a proud Aries, then Bloodstone is your zodiac stone!

What to expect from Bloodstone as a birthstone and a zodiac stone? 

Bloodstone enhances the intuitive skills of a person, resulting in wise and intelligent decisions in life.

If you are a Scorpio, beware of Bloodstone. The gem significantly reduces the energy and resilience of those born within the water element's time. 

History and Uses:

The first people to use Bloodstone were the Babylonians, and they made talismans and gems out of it. On the other hand, the Egyptians supposed that Bloodstone gave them invulnerability and invisibility.

You can find Bloodstone in huge boulders and rocks in mountains, highlands, and rivers. The most significant sources of Bloodstones are Brazil, South Africa, Germany, and Australia.