String of Semi-Precious Stone Beads - Colored GREEN WOOD JASPER / Ball: 10 mm ~ 38 pieces

String of beads from semi-precious stone green jasper in a round shape

For the ancient and medieval world, Green Jasper was the most valuable. A rare, monochromatic variety ranging from spring green to deep tea or olive green. It was most often used in rain rituals, as it was believed to be the safest means for this purpose. No less this stone has been valued throughout the ages for its ability to ward off evil spirits and ghosts, harmful fantasies and witchcraft. It was believed to protect against poisonous creatures, drowning and grief. Green Jasper is still used by metaphysical practitioners to balance compulsive tendencies and restore harmony to the emotional body. Each Jasper harmonizes the inner world of a person. However, Green Jasper, through its connection to the spiritual heart, also harmonizes the way we interact with our surroundings. It is a stone of growth, development and constant renewal. Lighter shades are associated with spiritual growth and darker shades with material growth and renewal.

JASPER - Nature has shown incredible artistry in creating Jasper. It contains in its coloring the entire palette of colors. By uniting this diversity, it creates a harmonious whole. There are varieties that resemble natural landscapes, as if painted by an artist’s brush. Its impact is grounding, stabilizing and harmonizing. It helps to restore the connection between individual organs and the energetic integrity of the body. Its electromagnetic frequency is slow and steady and in harmony with the energy of the Earth. They call it the Nourishing Stone. Its main quality is calmness and deep relaxation. It can be used to treat emotional trauma. Stimulates concentration, insight and wisdom. It supports eloquence and brings out inner and outer beauty. When the stone is monochromatic, the different colors have additional energy qualities, and hence different healing properties. It is curious to know that Jasper is one of the twelve precious stones on the breastplate of the Jewish high priests, and is mentioned in the Bible as one of the stones of the Heavenly Jerusalem. In China, the imperial hat is decorated with 12 silk threads on the front and back, on which Jasper beads of five different shades are strung.