Emerald Necklace Faceted with AAA Grade

Few gemstones are as mysterious as Emeralds. Beyond simply being pretty or accentuating a variety of skin tones, the emerald carries with it a 4,000 year history dating back to Babylon, the “cradle of civilization,” making it a popular gemstone for gift giving.

 

Cleopatra and Elizabeth Taylor draped themselves in Emeralds. 

Unlike the red ruby, which is a blatant statement of passionate love, the emerald conveys a more complex set of symbolism and emotions.

Emerald green is the color that is used to align the heart chakra, or energy point, allowing feelings of love to low freely from a person’s core.

Because it is associated with strong sexuality and fertility, the emerald was historically believed to help couples who were having problems bearing children or pregnant women who feared a difficult birth.

The stone has also been linked to healing and balance within the nervous, digestive and respiratory systems, in particular.

Ancient Romans, for example, felt that the very soul of an individual was restored when they wore emerald jewelry.

In modern times, it is said to help those who suffer from depression or other mental or emotional disorders.

What people need to realize is that, much like flowers, gemstones can create a whole dialog between two people.

An emerald is one of the few gems that symbolically cover a broad range of life’s experiences and milestones, making it a good choice for reaffirming a strong relationship.