Jasper: Traditional use and meaning
Jasper is mentioned in writing in the Bible. Here it is listed as the first stone of the city wall of Jerusalem. The precious stone was already known in ancient times and antiquity as a gemstone and lucky charm. In the Middle Ages, it was the scholar Hildegard von Bingen who used the stone, among other things, as a remedy for epilepsy. Modern crystal healing uses the gemstone in various areas, as it has a very large effective area due to its varying composition. Traditionally, it is said to increase libido and ensure a good pregnancy. As a proven "nourishing stone", jasper is required above all as a companion and protective stone against negative energies in difficult life situations. He should be able to give inner peace and bring strength, especially in the case of a long illness. It stands for well-being and the activation of self-healing powers.
- lucky charm
- nurturing stone
- wellbeing
Jasper: color and transparency
White, yellow, green, blue, red, gray, black - the opaque jasper can have almost every color of the rainbow. Not only its variety of colors is coveted, the stone can also be used with different patterns such as bands and speckles. In trade, stones other than jasper are sometimes offered because they have one of the many color options of jasper - for laypeople it is difficult to distinguish.
Jasper: Cleansing, discharging and charging
The jasper should be cleaned after each use, especially if it has been in direct contact with the skin. For cleaning and discharging, the stone is rinsed under warm running water. In order to supply it with new energies, it is charged in a rock crystal group.
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