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Beryl is one of the most important gem minerals, although unknown even to the gemstone-buying public. Beryl is colorless in pure form and has many different impurities present during crystal growth that give splendid color varieties: Emerald is the green variety and Aquamarine is the blue-green variety; Heliodor is the greenish-yellow variety, also known as Golden Beryl; Morganite is the pink variety; Goshenite is the colorless variety; Bixbite is the red variety.

This bracelet features amazing Beryl roundels in clear, soft pastel colors. Each stone is separated by small, super high shine Bali silver rounds affording just the right amount of room for the Beryl to shine. This is truly a classically beautiful bracelet.

The bracelet length is 9.25" to allow room for the large stones.

History, Myth, Legend & Lore:

Name: Beryllus is the Latin word for magnifying glass, from this the German word for Brille, which means a pair of glasses. In sixteenth century England, windowpanes were referred to as berills and mirrors were called berral-glass.

In ancient times, Beryl was used as a divining tool and known in the middles ages as the most popular and effective "oracles crystals", and provides insight into the rites of ceremonial magic. It is also one of the stones connected to the twelve Apostles and serves as a symbol of the apostle Thomas in Christian tradition.

Damigeron, 2nd Century B.C. - Beryl was first recorded in De Virtutibus Lapidum. This stone was used for damage to the eyes and for all sickness, when put in water and given as a drink. He also states the stone takes away pain in the liver and in breathing.

Pliny the Elder's natural history - listed the stone to cure eye diseases and for minor ailments. The eye was to be washed with water immersed with beryl and prescribed placing the powdered beryl in the eye each morning.

Roman legend - Beryl absorbs the atmosphere of young love. "When blessed and worn, it joins in love and does great things". The gem was considered appropriate "morning gift" presented by the groom as a token of his love following the consummation of marriage.

Middle Ages - claimed that beryl was the most popular and effective "oracle crystals". Many methods in using the stone as a divining tool were described in ancient literature. One method used was suspending the stone by a thread over a bowl of water, just touching the surface. The inner edge of the bowl was lettered with characters of the alphabet. The diviner holds the top thread and allow the stone to strike certain letters, which would spell the answer to the question. Another method was to cast a crystal into a bowl of pure water; the disturbances in the water surface would reveal messages to a seer.

Sir Reginald Scott, sixteenth century scholar - describes a ceremony in his Discoverie of Witchcraft; to give beryl potency as an oracle stone, it was recommended that the stone be charge or consecrated - the ceremony performed at sunrise on a clear weather. He adds testaments of appearance of visions and the gem provides insight into the rites of ceremonial magic.

Christian tradition, tenth century - Bishop of Caesarea associate the Foundation Stones of Revelation twenty-one with the apostles.

Albertus Magnus (1193-1280) - associated Beryl with death and the dead for centuries. He writes Beryl potent against demons and evil spirits but the power lost if the stone touches a corpse. To be effective in calling the spirits of the dead, the stone must be engraved with an eagle or the plant artemisia dracunculus.

Thomas de Cantimepre (1201-1270)- expanded the virtues of beryl in his treaties De Rerum Natura, he states the gem to cure quinsy and swollen glands of the neck when rubbed with the stone. He also recounts Pliny's use of powdered beryl as a cure for eye injuries with the patient on a reclining position during treatment for a considerable period of time. In his catalog of minerals, he also states Beryl as a cure for hiccoughs when water is drunk submerged in beryl.

Various authors: (1) dreams of beryl implies a climb to a position of honor; (2) symbol of truth, charity, and faith - brings connected virtue of enhancing marital love - brings insight, cleverness, benevolence and candor; (3) protects travelers from danger, illness and ambush;(4) stone considered appropriate stone for one in hotsell the legal profession - to help against enemies in battle or litigation; (5) treats disorders of the heart and spine, concussion and the damage to the brain.

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