What are the Healing Properties of Natural Peridot Gemstone?

Peridot is related with the Heart Chakra and can be used to stimulate and balance that Chakra. Natural Peridot is a gemstone of compassion. Peridot was a very famous gemstone during ancient times. This stone is the substitute of Emerald Gemstone. Peridots have magical and mystical properties associated with them. It has a friendly energy and is superb for healing. It assists in renewal and rebirth of all kinds.

Peridot also brings good luck, abundance and prosperity. It enhances the harmony of relationships of all kinds, particularly marriage. Peridot is used in healing to lessen stress, especially in relationships, anger, distrust and jealousy, slow aging, and heal ulcers and gastrointestinal problems. It has been said to make a shield of protection around the body of any user.

Occurrence: Mogok district of Burma, Brazil, China, Norway, Kenya, Mexico, Sri Lanka, Australia and United States.

Peridot Healing Properties:

Mind: Avoiding negativity: Deter anxiety; Clarity; Release to Receive; Relationship matters.
Body: Lung, Liver And Stomach Infections; Sleep; Heart complaints
Spirit: Protection; Purification; Inspiring trust; Auric healing; Earth element; Throat chakra; Nature’s workings; Spiritual potential.

Spiritual Power: Peridot is used to help dreams become a reality. It is popular gemstone which is believed to attract love. The deep green hue of the Peridot also suggests a connection in wealth-attracting. Peridot calms anger. It is also useful to dispel negative emotions, and it is believed to promote sleep.

When you find yourself inundated with the monotonous life, Peridot is happy to shake things up a bit, and generally in unexpected ways. Wear or carry it frequently so that persons with negative auras steer clear. As it works magically it also has a secret agenda – making you feel better about yourself so you are not drawn into unhealthy situations.

One more symbolic meaning for you to ponder with this gemstone– it is linked to both the Moon and Sun, so Peridot bridges the gap between the sub-conscious and conscious as well as the Higher Self and even Divine realms. As such, it is an amazing meditation tool.

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