I offer for auction a spectacular necklace of gold plated hematite Greek crosses (protection & balance) and amethyst and citrine beads of high quality. The entire necklace has been spun by hand with knots on each cross. The clasp is made of gold plated 925 silver. This exclusive necklace, being very long, can be worn in many different ways, all very flattering depending on the occasion. Material: NATURAL amethyst & NATURAL citrine beads - top quality Size: 13 to 7 mm Greek crosses made of gold plated hematite Necklace length: 228 cm Gold plated 925 silver clasp - marked "925" - large & solid Gift Box & protective bag Amethyst stone is a mineral belonging to the quartz family and is characterized by its distinctive violet or purple color. It is one of the most recognized and appreciated semi-precious stones in the world of georeiki and mineralogy. Its name comes from the Greek “amethystos”, which means “not drunk”, due to the belief that this stone had the power to protect against drunkenness. This purple stone has been prized throughout history for its metaphysical attributes and is considered a spiritual stone. It is believed to have healing and protective properties, both physical, emotional and spiritual. In georeiki, it is used to balance the chakras, especially the third eye and the crown, promoting mental clarity, intuition and connection to spirituality. In addition to its aesthetic beauty, wearing amethyst close to the body is considered to promote a state of calm, relieve stress and help you fall asleep. Citrine is a type of crystalline variety quartz with a color between yellow and orange, which is due to possible impurities of iron and aluminum. The chemical composition of this crystal is SiO2. It is generally formed in hydrothermal veins associated with rocks such as pegmatites, granite and andesites. When these stones are formed, their size will depend in some way on the amount of hydrothermal water they have at the time of their formation. Citrine has a meaning that consists of attracting happiness, positive energies, abundance in the home and protection against negative and toxic emotions. This mineral has a very interesting name that comes from the French word “citrin”, which symbolizes a yellow lemon, hence the name of this crystal arises, thanks to the characteristics of its beautiful yellow or intense orange color. Attracts abundance and happiness: this crystal is highly recommended to attract happiness, and thanks to its yellow color, it is related to the sun and gold, both elements that symbolize abundance, which theoretically should reach the person who has the crystal in their possession. Citrine. Eliminates negative and toxic energies: negative energies are chased away with the use of Citrine in the form of a pendant, bracelet or earrings. Balances energy and helps in meditation: for people who want a balance of energy and relaxation while meditating, this stone is highly recommended, as it helps channel, enhance and improve positive energies throughout the body. Helps with creativity and learning: people who believe in the high power of attraction that Citrine has often use this crystal with the aim of enhancing creativity and learning. Reduces anxiety problems: Anxiety problems are combated with Citrine, especially when used during meditation and relaxation. Likewise, Citrine reactivates the immune system and purifies the blood. Uses of citrine: In ancient times, Citrine was considered a stone of singular beauty that was the legendary symbol of friendship. People who wear a Citrine necklace or ring and maintain contact with the skin tend to release resentments and emotional problems, in order to avoid useless wear and tear and somatization. According to Feng Shui, this mineral is considered synonymous with optimism and clear actions. It is recommended to place Citrine regardless of whether it is raw in the place of your business or home where money is kept so that it can attract abundance and prosperity. It even works if it is placed behind the main door as it increases wealth. Greek cross (crux quadrata): An old type of cross with arms of equal length. It is the most absolute simplification of the symbol. It is the concentration in its pure state. The meaning of the Greek Cross is that of protection and balance, due to its symmetrical shape with arms of the same size. It is also believed that the Greek cross is a representation of God and on the other hand the Latin cross that we all know is the representation of the crucifixion of Christ. The Greek Cross despite the fact that its name indicates that it was born and used mainly in Greece, it is not. The Greek Cross makes its appearance in the East by the Christians who inhabited those territories. The cross was based on the Immisa Cross where Jesus died but with the stick shortened, giving it a symmetrical aesthetic to be able to see it in the same way from any direction. It is believed that the use of this cross in the East was influenced by the True Cross found in Jerusalem. Helena of Constantinople, also known as Saint Helena, dedicated her life to finding the relics of the True Cross (the cross where Jesus Christ was crucified). She traveled to Jerusalem in about 326 to discover its location. She finally said to find the place where the true cross and the tomb of Jesus was located. Then her son Constantine built a church at the request of her mother in the same place where there was already an ancient temple erected to Venus (for the Romans) or Aphrodite (for the Greeks). This church was known as the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, located in the area of ​​the old city of Jerusalem. After finding the cross where Jesus Christ died, Saint Helena cut off the lower part of the Cross (approximately a fifth of its height) and sent it to Rome as a relic, known as the Lignum Crucis. She then left the remaining cross in Jerusalem, which, having been sawn, was left in the shape of a Greek Cross. Photos are part of the description.