Let’s dive deep into the ocean where
the mollusk(origin of the Pearl) is minding his own business, when suddenly a
grain of sand or a pesky parasite sneaks into the shell and makes itself at
home. The poor invaded mollusk must now try to protect itself from the intruder
by forming a hard and smooth surface around the particle. If the intruder hangs
around long enough, the Pearl will continue to form, layer by layer. The Pearl
is usually formed within one to six years and it sure is worth the wait!
Pearls are considered to be a sign of purity and innocence. Just like a child,
the quiet and calm little beauties are known to be very absorbent to whatever
situations they are exposed to. Keep your strand of Pearls at home when you are
expecting negativity to be present, so your little Pearls do not soak up the
bad vibes.
On the contrary, worn in a positive and healthy environment, your Pearls
will become engulfed with positive energy and the best of vibes. Exposing Pearls
to these good vibes will allow them to work in your favor and bring peace and
enlightenment into your life.
An interesting fact about my Pearl pals is that they are connected with
treating blood related disorders and maintaining a good body temperature.
Pearls have been said to give off a chilled effect when in contact with skin
and can balance out bodily fluids. Traditional Indian medicine had an array of
uses for the Pearl including jaundice, eye complications and Pearls were used
to help people who had gone mad. Pearls are relatively easy to ground up,
making them the perfect fit to use in medicine, potions and special drinks.
However, I do suggest talking with your doctor before crushing up your Pearl
necklace and mixing it with your breakfast smoothie(just in case)!
The Pearl wants to help you feel a sense of
peace and clarity within the mind. Pearls bring-out sensitivity and
compassion within even the hardest of souls. In addition to the Pearl’s
soothing effect, it will also aide in concentration. I experienced this first hand last night when
I zipped through hours of homework
without being tempted to visit Facebook. Good thing I was wearing my
Pearl necklace!
It is quite remarkable that an oyster’s defense mechanism against
foreign bodies eventually becomes a lustrous and pure Pearl, that we get to
wear and enjoy for a lifetime. Do you
have a favorite Pearl piece? Have you ever experienced the power of a Pearl? We
would love to read all of your stories!
Thank you all for being such a lovely audience and I hope you take away some fascinating information about Pearls!
Love Intern BB
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