If you've been with us recently, you've probably already discovered it — the small gemstone that is lovingly draped in your room as a little surprise. Rock crystal is white to transparent and has always been one of the most important healing stones for humans and animals. The stone amplifies luminous energies and at the same time protects against non-contributing vibrations. In the ancient world, gemstones were thought to be ice that could no longer melt — even then, numerous magical powers were attributed to them.
This wonderful gemstone is found all over the planet and therefore it is no wonder that many indigenous people see the stone as a special healing stone. The natives of America placed rock crystals on newborns to create special protection. African tribes use the gemstone against curses. Hildegard of Bingen recommended the use of the healing stone for eye problems and in the Middle Ages it was considered a remedy for digestive problems.
Other German names for the gemstone include:
Mountain ice or water drop quartz
The rock crystal is considered a Master Healer — a stone of power. It stands for clarity, order and balance and is still an important part of shamanic ceremonies today.
One of its most important properties is the balancing of harmonics. It protects and increases vibrations at the same time and can be easily combined with other crystals.
Our tip: Top up your gemstones regularly! To do this, wash them off with cold spring water and it is best to place them in the moonlight at a full moon.
A personal copy of this wonderful all-rounder is waiting in the booked hotel room exclusively for our guests. The following additional information is included:
The rock crystal
has a cooling, antipyretic and decongestant effect on the body. For the soul, it sharpens inner perception and is awareness-raising. It is responsible for all chakras. It is associated with the zodiac sign of Leo and the third phase of the moon.
Numerous poems are dedicated to this special stone. Look forward to this little greeting from host Daniela Pfefferkorn and the golden team.
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