Bloodstone Tumblestone

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Bloodstone, sometimes referred to as Heliotrope, is a dark green stone with flecks of red caused by the presence of iron oxide. As its name suggests it is associated with the blood and is believed to be an excellent blood purifier. In addition it is said to help clear toxin from the body, benefiting the liver, kidneys and bladder, and to strengthen the heart and the circulation. Bloodstone can also be a powerful aid to revitalisation when the body and mind are exhausted.

Bloodstone is a strong grounding and protecting stone and is believed to promote love and understanding between friends, resulting in the building of solid friendships.

Placing Bloodstone in a bowl of water beside the bed is said to ensure peaceful sleep.

Bloodstone is the birthstone for Aries.
Anniversary: 18th

Tumblestones are tumble polished to a high degree to form attractive smooth rounded stones which are comfortable to hold and stimulating to the senses. There is no strict rule on what should be done with tumblestones although they are traditionally used as a healing stone.

Bloodstone, sometimes referred to as Heliotrope, is a dark green stone with flecks of red caused by the presence of iron oxide. As its name suggests it is associated with the blood and is believed to be an excellent blood purifier. In addition it is said to help clear toxin from the body, benefiting the liver, kidneys and bladder, and to strengthen the heart and the circulation. Bloodstone can also be a powerful aid to revitalisation when the body and mind are exhausted.

Bloodstone is a strong grounding and protecting stone and is believed to promote love and understanding between friends, resulting in the building of solid friendships.

Placing Bloodstone in a bowl of water beside the bed is said to ensure peaceful sleep.

Bloodstone is the birthstone for Aries.
Anniversary: 18th

Tumblestones are tumble polished to a high degree to form attractive smooth rounded stones which are comfortable to hold and stimulating to the senses. There is no strict rule on what should be done with tumblestones although they are traditionally used as healing stones.

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