Showing posts with label quartz. Show all posts
Showing posts with label quartz. Show all posts
Sunday, April 21, 2019
Sunday, December 24, 2017
Arkansas Quartz Crystal, the Eighty Pound Giant
The star of the Peachfront Press Arkansas Quartz Crystal Collection is this eighty-pound single-terminated point...

The tip is imperfect but we have never altered or attempted to recut this stone in any way. This is the genuine crystal as it was found and shaped by nature--

A large grandfather crystal tends to collect other stones in its orbit. Here are a few that have sat in its aura to collect energy:







And here's another friend, a 3 pound Arkansas quartz single terminated crystal--


The tip is imperfect but we have never altered or attempted to recut this stone in any way. This is the genuine crystal as it was found and shaped by nature--

A large grandfather crystal tends to collect other stones in its orbit. Here are a few that have sat in its aura to collect energy:







And here's another friend, a 3 pound Arkansas quartz single terminated crystal--

Monday, December 5, 2016
Crystal Cash Chakra Magick: The Rainbow Path to Prosperity now out in paperback
Crystal Cash Chakra Magick: The Rainbow Path to Prosperity is a no-fluff practical magick book that will show you how to use inexpensive, easy-to-find crystals in all the colors of the rainbow to set free the flow of prosperity into your life-- even if you're a complete beginner to manifesting money.
Amethyst Qu, author of Crystal Cash: Fast, Easy Money Magick Using Popular Stones, will take you by the hand and show you, step by step, what stones you should choose and how to use them in order to attract more wealth. You will learn how to use the natural stone wisdom of the ages to blast through blocks that may have kept you from enjoying your good in the past.
Along the way, the author opens up her own medicine bag to show you the stones she uses herself for such purposes as:
**clearing away emotional blocks to success
**obtaining better readings from divination tools like the I Ching and the Tarot
**energizing the physical body
**manifesting greater prosperity on the material plane
How much richer would you be if you weren't blocking your own path, if you had insight into the future, if you had twice the energy, and if you knew how others were using stone magick to quietly draw more money?
Note: In addition to discussing the seven key chakras-- crown, third eye, throat, heart, belly, solar plexus, and root-- this book provides an in-depth discussion of the two "secret" chakras that most other crystal healing guides ignore.
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Tuesday, January 26, 2016
What's (Lucky) In YOUR Wallet?
I thought it would be fun to dump out my coin purse to give you a look at what's in MY wallet. Here are the stones and luck items I trust to help me draw prosperity every single day. If you have read my books, Crystal Cash Spells and the original Crystal Cash: Fast Easy Money Magick Using Popular Stones, then you are probably not too surprised to see the Green Aventurine, Bloodstone, and Quartz Crystal point in that mixed bag of luck items. (And if you haven't read those books, why not? Crystal Cash Spells is a super-short book that I put out for free, so try it if you want a taste first.) I actually ended up with a couple of Aventurine pebbles because, well, just because. If one Green Aventurine is lucky, then two Aventurines are double the luck, right?
Bloodstone may not be as widely celebrated for its place as a prosperity stone, but it's a strong stone that you probably won't be willing to do without once you've played with it a little.
Arkansas Quartz Crystal is, of course, the classic all-purpose stone ready to accept any positive intention-- and, in this case, it's intended to multiply whatever money happens to come into its aura.
The Japanese coin is a bit of urban folklore, based on a legend I heard that "holey" Japanese coins were lucky.
The four leaf clover is a charm I found that seemed perfect for the job. In days gone by, I've found and dried four leaf clovers from the lawn between the pages of a book. When it's nice and dry, you can put it in your wallet with your paper money. Eventually it crumples away or just disappears, so you have to keep replacing it fairly often. But that's good too. It keeps you focused on a positive mentality where you're always looking for four leaf clovers-- the lucky side of life.
Bloodstone may not be as widely celebrated for its place as a prosperity stone, but it's a strong stone that you probably won't be willing to do without once you've played with it a little.
Arkansas Quartz Crystal is, of course, the classic all-purpose stone ready to accept any positive intention-- and, in this case, it's intended to multiply whatever money happens to come into its aura.
The Japanese coin is a bit of urban folklore, based on a legend I heard that "holey" Japanese coins were lucky.
The four leaf clover is a charm I found that seemed perfect for the job. In days gone by, I've found and dried four leaf clovers from the lawn between the pages of a book. When it's nice and dry, you can put it in your wallet with your paper money. Eventually it crumples away or just disappears, so you have to keep replacing it fairly often. But that's good too. It keeps you focused on a positive mentality where you're always looking for four leaf clovers-- the lucky side of life.
Tuesday, November 24, 2015
Know Your Prosperity Stones #9: Green Aventurine
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| Green Aventurine by Mauro Cateb via Flickr under a CC 2.0 license |
The pebbles have endless uses as pocket and medicine bag stones, and I think that's by far the most traditional use of this prosperity stone -- at least in Louisiana.
I also love to make and use them as card protectors in gambling games like poker. This is one stone that isn't afraid of the rough-and-tumble of the material world.
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| One raw, three polished Green Aventurine card protectors by Amethyst Qu |
Wednesday, September 23, 2015
A Surprising Source of Prosperity Stones
Is there a hidden source of prosperity stones just waiting to be picked out of your aquarium gravel? Let's take a look at some photos of my own gravel that I took myself and see what we find.
Don't laugh. Rockhounds will inspect all of their gravel -- even their driveway and garden gravel -- in hopes of finding their newest treasure. Even if you don't have a driveway or a garden, you may have a hidden treasure right there in your goldfish bowl. If you've already read Crystal Cash: Fast Easy Money Magick Using Popular Stones, then you know that's how I got started.
I get the impression that a lot of aquarium gravel is just cleaned-up scrap from lapidary shops or quarries -- the tiny bits of crushed stone that aren't useful for jewelry or other designs. So they end up being polished in a huge tumbler and sold for something like a dollar or two a pound at the Dollar Tree or Big Lots.
As it happens, Quartz is one of the most common minerals found on the earth's crust. In fact, there is only ONE more common mineral, Feldspar. So the odds are high that your gravel has some quartz pebbles in it. Sometimes it's just white milky Quartz. And sometimes it's one of the beautiful color variations, like Amethyst (purple quartz), the classic crystal clear Quartz, Smoky Quartz (brown to black), or Green Quartz.
All of these variations on the theme of Quartz have been used in stone magick for literally thousands of years. Both clear Quartz crystal and Green Quartz are highly honored in gem folklore for their use in drawing money and prosperity, or changing your luck for the better.
Maybe it's time you gave that little bag of gravel from the dollar store a second look. You never know what you might find.
Don't laugh. Rockhounds will inspect all of their gravel -- even their driveway and garden gravel -- in hopes of finding their newest treasure. Even if you don't have a driveway or a garden, you may have a hidden treasure right there in your goldfish bowl. If you've already read Crystal Cash: Fast Easy Money Magick Using Popular Stones, then you know that's how I got started.
I get the impression that a lot of aquarium gravel is just cleaned-up scrap from lapidary shops or quarries -- the tiny bits of crushed stone that aren't useful for jewelry or other designs. So they end up being polished in a huge tumbler and sold for something like a dollar or two a pound at the Dollar Tree or Big Lots.
As it happens, Quartz is one of the most common minerals found on the earth's crust. In fact, there is only ONE more common mineral, Feldspar. So the odds are high that your gravel has some quartz pebbles in it. Sometimes it's just white milky Quartz. And sometimes it's one of the beautiful color variations, like Amethyst (purple quartz), the classic crystal clear Quartz, Smoky Quartz (brown to black), or Green Quartz.
All of these variations on the theme of Quartz have been used in stone magick for literally thousands of years. Both clear Quartz crystal and Green Quartz are highly honored in gem folklore for their use in drawing money and prosperity, or changing your luck for the better.
Maybe it's time you gave that little bag of gravel from the dollar store a second look. You never know what you might find.
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