These necklaces are available in the following stone types:
Amethyst is said to be a healer of the circulatory system. This is a stone of movement, encouraging one to move through an issue with purpose to get on the other side of any issue. EIH additional meaning: Addressing all addictive behaviors. This would include traditional and nontraditional behaviors.
Crazy Lace Agate has been called the Happiness Stone because of its said uplifting energy. Positive vibrations in the crystal are very effective at the elimination of pessimism. Elevate your surroundings with the harmonious blend of natural beauty and positive energy.
Opalite is said to enhance communication, especially on a spiritual level. It aids in removing blockages in the chakras and meridians, promoting emotional stability during transitions. This crystal also fosters perseverance and amplifies our ability to express our true emotions.
Rose Quartz is said to equalize anxiety levels and encourage forgiveness all while being simply elegant. Also regulates energy to a soothing state and an enhancer of relationships of all types, this stone works in all environments.
Green Aventurine is said to be a comforter and heart healer. It neutralizes all sources of electromagnetic pollution, blocking out emanations from computers, television and other electronic equipment. Green Aventurine settles nausea and dissolves negative emotions and thoughts. It brings well-being and emotional calm. Release energy blockages, increase perception.
The Twenty-Four Rune Stones:
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First Aett (Freyr's Aett named after the god Freyr, associated with fertility, prosperity, and well-being. The runes in this Aett often relate to physical and material aspects of life)
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Fehu (ᚠ) - Wealth, prosperity, abundance, success
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Uruz (ᚢ) - Strength, health, vitality, courage
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Thurisaz (ᚦ) - Defense, conflict, protection, challenge
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Ansuz (ᚨ) - Wisdom, communication, inspiration, intellect
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Raidho (ᚱ) - Journey, travel, movement, progress
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Kenaz (ᚲ) - Knowledge, creativity, enlightenment, skill
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Gebo (ᚷ) - Gift, partnership, generosity, exchange
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Wunjo (ᚹ) - Joy, harmony, happiness, fulfillment
Second Aett (Heimdall's Aett named after the god Heimdall, the guardian of the Bifrost bridge, this aett emphasizes transformation, challenges, and protection. The runes here often deal with forces of change and personal growth.)
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Hagalaz (ᚺ) - Change, disruption, hail, transformation
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Nauthiz (ᚾ) - Need, constraint, necessity, endurance
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Isa (ᛁ) - Ice, standstill, stillness, reflection
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Jera (ᛃ) - Harvest, reward, cycles, fruition
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Eihwaz (ᛇ) - Defense, protection, resilience, endurance
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Perthro (ᛈ) - Mystery, chance, fate, secrets
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Algiz (ᛉ) - Protection, awakening, guidance, higher self
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Sowilo (ᛊ) - Success, vitality, energy, victory
Third Aett (Tyr's Aett named after the god Tyr known for his courage and justice, this aett focuses on themes of leadership, justice, and spiritual growth. The runes in this group often relate to higher principles and the human experience.)
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Tiwaz (ᛏ) - Honor, justice, leadership, authority
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Berkana (ᛒ) - Growth, rebirth, fertility, family
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Ehwaz (ᛖ) - Movement, progress, harmony, partnership
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Mannaz (ᛗ) - Humanity, self, identity, community
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Laguz (ᛚ) - Water, intuition, emotions, flow
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Inguz (ᛜ) - Fertility, new beginnings, creation, potential
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Dagaz (ᛞ) - Dawn, breakthrough, awakening, clarity
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Othala (ᛟ) - Heritage, home, inheritance, legacy
What Are Rune stones?
Discover the power and magic of Rune stones, an ancient Proto-Germanic tradition that dates back to potentially the first century AD. These twenty-four runic letters, made from wood or stone, hold the secrets of writing, fortune-telling, and creating bind runes and sigils.
The original alphabet, the Elder Futhark runes from the fifth century AD, is still widely used today. The Vikings and other Nordic tribes later adopted the Younger Futhark stones, which were influenced by Old Latin inscriptions. These Norse runes are steeped in rich history and were treated with great reverence and care. In some Norse cultures and across Northern Europe, they were believed to possess powerful divinatory abilities, making them highly regarded and respected.
The term "rune" has its roots in the Germanic languages, often associated with the concepts of "mystery" and "secret". It is also found in Old Irish Gaelic, Welsh and Old English, sometimes also meaning “miracle”. The Lithuanian meaning can be “to speak”, and “poem” in Finnish.
In modern times, runes are commonly utilized to connect with one's inner intuition and provide guidance into potential outcomes in the future, similarly to Divination Cards.
Is there a specific rune or aspect of runes that intrigues you? Would you like to know some common rune readings? Please let us know which you are interested in by emailing us!
