Sardonyx tumbled stone
Sardonyx tumbled stone
Tumbled sardonyx. Sardonyx is considered a stone of strength and protection. As an amulet, it is said to bring happiness and stability to partnerships or marriage, and gives joy. Sardonyx is also worn as a talisman to… more »
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Sardonyx tumbled stone
Tumbled sardonyx. Sardonyx is considered a stone of strength and protection. As an amulet, it is said to bring happiness and stability to partnerships or marriage, and gives joy. Sardonyx is also worn as a talisman to give courage and fearlessness. It is said to be a stone that helps end family disputes and attracts good fortune and luck. It is also said to strengthen will and character. According to folk traditions, it increases psychological resilience, helps with states of depression. It is traditionally a stone that establishes peace and joy. It is often said to help with honest behavior and provides the ability to speak and communicate. It encourages the search for the meaning of life. Illustrative image.
The name of the mineral is derived from the now extinct city of Sardis, Old Persian Sparda, which was located in western Asia Minor, in present-day Turkey. The reddish-brown or orange-brown part of sardonyx is referred to as Sard, the black and white part is onyx.
The description of the alleged properties of the stone, which do not relate to its chemical and physical properties, is based on generally disseminated and generally available information about the traditional folk use of the stone, which is not scientifically verified, and therefore does not constitute a proposal to conclude a purchase contract pursuant to Act 89/2012 Coll.