Hand Crafted Beaded Celtic Bracelet
Made with TierraCast brand Celtic Knot bead, plated in fine silver and antiqued to bring out the details of the knot work, 4mm x 6mm Hematite rice shaped beads, 6mm round Hematite genuine gemstone beads and iridescent glass seed beads and a silver plated 9mm toggle clasp
Hematite gemstones
Hematite helps to absorb negative energy and calms in times of stress or worry. Hematite is a very protective stone and is great to carry to help you stay grounded in many situations. Hematite is also good for working with the Root Chakra, helping to transform negative energies into a more positive vibration.
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Hematite: Grounding, Protection, Positive Energy
Hematite is VERY effective at grounding and protecting. It harmonizes body, mind and spirit. It boosts self-esteem, confidence and willpower. Hematite dissolves negativity and prevents negative energy from entering your aura, promoting instead the flow of positive energy, peace, abundance and good fortune. It soothes the spirit, calms the overactive mind, and helps to relieve insomnia.
Celtic Knot
Celtic knotwork embodies a richness and pureness of ancient Celtic times. It dates back as far as the 5th century and was used extensively by the ancient monks to illuminate the world famous Book of Kells and Book of Durrow manuscripts. There is much speculation and scholarly guesses associated with the meaning of Celtic knots. The Celts didn't keep records of the meanings of the designs they created but they were prevalent in so many areas of their life. Because of the context of the designs that scholars have studied it has been speculated that the knots represented basic tenants of life, mankind and spirituality. Some could have been created to ward off evil spirits, others are said to relate to the concept of eternity, eternal life, or the interconnectedness of all living things
Celtic knotwork embodies a richness and pureness of ancient Celtic times. It dates back as far as the 5th century and was used extensively by the ancient monks to illuminate the world famous Book of Kells and Book of Durrow manuscripts. There is much speculation and scholarly guesses associated with the meaning of Celtic knots. The Celts didn't keep records of the meanings of the designs they created but they were prevalent in so many areas of their life. Because of the context of the designs that scholars have studied it has been speculated that the knots represented basic tenants of life, mankind and spirituality. Some could have been created to ward off evil spirits, others are said to relate to the concept of eternity, eternal life, or the interconnectedness of all living things