Are the ruby stones used in jewelry good for healing?

seed321 · #1 25-08-2019, 02:15 AM

I wanna buy me a ruby from a local provider but the only one I find available is a shiny round shaped ruby gemstones, like the ones used in jewelry, I thought that maybe it's refined or modified or something and therefore it's not genuine so it wouldn't be good for healing purposes, what do you think?

BigJohn · #2 25-08-2019, 04:21 AM

Just cup your hand a few inch above the Ruby
and you will be able to feel the energy coming off her.

It will not take too much time in which you will
be able to realize how great she is for healing.

FairyCrystal · #3 25-08-2019, 10:44 AM

Provided you know for sure it is real ruby it will indeed be helpful. The jewelry quality is the highest quality of a crystal :) It's purer, and should therefore be extremely powerful.

seed321 · #4 25-08-2019, 12:16 PM

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Originally Posted by BigJohn

Just cup your hand a few inch above the Ruby
and you will be able to feel the energy coming off her.

It will not take too much time in which you will
be able to realize how great she is for healing.

That would be great but it's online so I can't do that.
Thanks for your response Fairy, it's pretty cheap though so I'm having my doubts

FairyCrystal · #5 25-08-2019, 12:53 PM

Ah, then you can count on it not being ruby as that is very expensive, like emerald, sapphires, diamonds etc.
Then it's likely coloured glass. That will not have a healing affect. Real ruby jewelry will by found at a reliable jewelry's store.

BigJohn · #6 25-08-2019, 05:43 PM

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Originally Posted by seed321

That would be great but it's online so I can't do that.
Thanks for your response Fairy, it's pretty cheap though so I'm having my doubts

Is the Ruby opaque- can not see thru it?

If it opaque, those type of Rubies are the
cheapest and as far as I know,
nobody seems to be counterfeiting them.

seed321 · #7 25-08-2019, 10:14 PM

Yup probably fake, thanks for your help

Lynn · #8 26-08-2019, 02:04 AM

Hello

I would be wary of more "precious" stones being offered on line. They usually are jewelry grade and in that expensive. Ruby is one that can easily be faked as glass.

Lynn

Sylmar · #9 26-08-2019, 10:04 AM

If it's cheap it might be a labgrown Ruby. It will have the same physical properties of Ruby as it has grown the same way as the natural ones but much faster and under controlled circumstances.
They are still beautiful but if you want the real thing and being able to feel the energies you will need the real ones and those are very expensive when you want clear natural ones.

Maybe you could look for Garnet as an alternative? These also have that vibrant but somewhat different red colors but are far far cheaper. These can also be very beautiful and striking.

BigJohn · #10 26-08-2019, 01:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Sylmar

If it's cheap it might be a labgrown Ruby. It will have the same physical properties of Ruby as it has grown the same way as the natural ones but much faster and under controlled circumstances.
They are still beautiful but if you want the real thing and being able to feel the energies you will need the real ones and those are very expensive when you want clear natural ones.

Maybe you could look for Garnet as an alternative? These also have that vibrant but somewhat different red colors but are far far cheaper. These can also be very beautiful and striking.

REALLY GOOD POINTS!

If you look at Azeztulite(TM), people give her great reviews.
But.......... before she was trademarked(TM), she could not be found
in any of the Stone and Crystal books: she was unappealing: no energy.
I suspect she got enhanced by a modern day Alchemist that gave her
wonderful energy which would command a high price.

If one person can do this, others can do this and even greater things!