Gemstone Balsam 1 Energy and Vitality Sugulite was first discovered in 1944 in Japan and named after its finder Dr. Kenichi Sugi. The stone is attributed with the characteristic of consistently living according to one’s own inner truth. The stone garnet is considered to promote self-confidence and vitality and have a positive influence on the regenerative potential of the body. Fragrant rose oil strengthens our emotions and is said to inspire individual drive. The pleasant scent of the spike lavender rounds off the nurturing composition to create a lively mood.
Gemstone Balsam 2 Opening and Changing Reorientation in processes of change; finding goals and meaning are attributes belonging to the emerald. The red jasper has always been considered the stone that helps to courageously and insistently pursue goals. The oil of the rosemary plant has always been one of the stimulating essences with its invigoratingly fresh fragrance; this is supplemented by the scent of the essential oil from the cedarwood.
Gemstone Balsam 3 Harmony and Optimism A positive influence on the improvement of analytical thinking, the strengthening of selfconfidence and a sense of responsibility are properties associated with onyx. Joy, idealism and community spirit are said to receive a supporting influence from carnelian. The warming, aromatic scent of the high quality cypress oil is synonymous with vitality and self-confidence; the slightly sweet, lemony scent of the bergamot crowns this balsam.
Gemstone Balsam 4 Joy and Tranquility The black tourmaline represents the harmonious unit of body, mind and soul. This stone is also said to have protective properties against negative energies. Jade is the stone of the balancing principle. The flowery-woody scent of sandalwood oil strengthens optimism. Rosewood oil, with its invigorating properties, completes this balsam.
Gemstone Balsam 5 Clarity and Openness Rock crystal is transparent, pure crystal quartz without tinting and clouding impurities and therefore conveys a sense of clarity. Throughout the ages, chalcedony has been known as the ‘stone of orators’. In literature, chalcedony is described as having the two aspects of communication: the abilities to listen and to understand. The essential oil of the peppermint plant is a refreshing and energizing scent. The spicy aroma of sage oil promotes the flow of energy and beneficially tops off the composition.
Gemstone Balsam 6 Release and Processing In literature, the place where agate was discovered was the Sicilian Achates River, which explains the origin of the name. Agate is said to have the property to promote the conscious processing of life experiences and thereby to reach inner stability and the release of inner tension. Sodalite should help you to stand up for yourself and to have a positive effect on the release of feelings of guilt. The oil of the orange, as a plant that requires a sunny habitat and which has stored the brightening and warming energy, represents a cheerful mood and wards off claustrophobic feelings. The blue oil of the chamomile is considered to have a balancing effect.
Gemstone Balsam 7 Protection and Inner Peace The name amethyst originates in Greece and means “sober“(a-methystos). Even back in Antiquity, it was attributed as having a sobering, reduced effect. In the Middle Ages, Konrad von Megenberg correctly classified the amethyst as a mineral that “gives people courage, rids them of evil thoughts, yields rationality and makes them gentle and clement.” Aventurine is known as the stone that promotes relaxation and regeneration. The application of lavender oil is a calming component. The woody-fresh, relaxing scent of the cypress is often described as protection against negative powers.
*All of the statements expressed here about the gemstones and essential oils contained in PEKANA® Gemstone Balsams are references to knowledge that has been passed down traditionally. They are not based on natural scientific knowledge.