Amethyst yoni eggs

Amethyst yoni eggs

Amethyst is one of the most commonly known gemstones. What people don't know is that Amethyst is a violet type of quartz, it is not an individual gemstone in itself. It has been used since the ancient Egyptian times. Greeks believed that it could prevent intoxication, hence the name which came from the Greek word "amethystos" that was derived from two separate words "a" meaning "not" and "methyo" meaning "intoxicate".

A more interesting story of its origin comes from the Greek's famous mythological characters. It began with Bacchus (the god of wine) feeling angry over an insult and sworn to avenge himself by feeding his tigers the first human that he sees. This unlucky individual turned out to be a young woman named Amethyst, who was on her way to the shrine of Diana (goddess of the hunt) to worship. When she spotted the vicious animals out to get her, she sought help from the goddess, and Diana answered her prayer by turning her into a beautiful clear crystal. Bacchus regretted his selfish actions and poured juice from his grapes on the crystal as a sign of offering, which gave the crystal its pretty purple hue.

Supporting this story makes Amethyst yoni eggs beneficial for those who are easily angered and hot-tempered. They can soothe and ease all anxieties and mental stress which can lead to body tensions and headaches. These also make a good healing stone for those who are overworked, overwhelmed, and over-fatigued. Overcoming alcohol and substance addiction is possible with the yoni eggs as they combat the negative effects of the addiction and gradually removing the temptation in your mind.

Amethyst yoni eggs can support and enhance the immune system, the sympathetic nervous system, and the endocrine glands. They are helpful for those who are undergoing treatment to heal disorders in their digestive tract, heart, stomach, and skin, as well as arthritis.