After beating cancer and looking after my granson I have given up making Jewellery and I am going to sell off all my unused gems as I find things in my workshop I will add them to my page. Welcome to Celestine Gems my aim is to provide a unique and bespoke range of one off Jewellery, using Genuine Semi-Precious Gemstones. They are created to make a clear statement to the world, that the person wea
ring my Jewellery is as individual as the hand made item being worn. I source my Gemstones from all over the world for instance Mookite comes from Australia, Jade is from China, Labradorite is found in Canada, Lapis Lazuli is found in Afghanistan, from México we find Amethyst, Moonstone is found in Sri Lanka. I mostly use Tibetan Silver Charms & Findings, if I have used 9.25 Sterling Silver I will tell you on the label. I have a large range of Silver Charms that include
Hearts, Stars, Butterfly’s, Starfish, Shells, Bags. If I don’t have something you like then please ask as I can source items for you. The Angel Celestine
She was described as an avenging angel, responsible for the destruction of the Tower of Babel, S***m and Gomorrah and other Old Testament atrocities. She is described as immensely enjoying her work. Celestite, which is also known as Celestine, is occasionally found in highly compressed masses that resemble Angel wings - these specimens are referred to as Angelite. Regardless of it's name, it is a Strontium Sulfate, and in its purest form it is crystal clear; although the most well known color is a soft baby blue. The blue may be caused by the natural irradiation of gold into the mineral. But it is also found in white, gray or a greenish blue color; the presence of Barium will turn it a brown, orange or yellow color. Darker blue Celestite is generally found to be more expensive than the pale blue variety, regardless of availability. Celestite is a mineral in it's own right and is often confused with quartz. Due to the fact that the sites where blue Celestite is found, have almost been exhausted, rock crystal is vapor-blasted with gold and offered as a gemstone named Aqua Aura. The effect and sparkle are similar to that of Celestite but not quite as strong. According to Greek mythology celestite comes from a cluster of stars known as Pleiades, or The Seven Sisters, and this is a reason it possesses qualities of the heavens and angels. The Pleiades were seven sisters… Maia, Electra, Alcyone, Taygete, Asterope, Celaeno, and Merope. Their parents were Atlas, a Titan who held up the sky, and the Pleione, the protectress of sailing. After a chance meeting with the hunter Orion, the Pleiades became the object of his pursuit. Enamoured with the young virgins he pursued them over the face of the Earth. In pity for their plight, Zeus changed the sisters into a flock of doves, which he set in the heavens. There these seven sisters formed the star cluster known as the Pleiades. Only six stars are distinctly visible to the naked eye. Merope, one of the sisters, deserted her sisters in shame after having taken a mortal husband. According to another myth celestite was created originally by the music of angels singing in celestial choirs. Celestite is thought to help access the angelic realms through communication with the stone. It is also said that the stone can tell stories and share knowledge or angelic realms to those who listen and communicate though it. Celestite, also known as Celestine, is best recognized as a sky blue colored crystal often found in clusters. The name Celestite is derived from the Latin word “caelestis” which means celestial” or “heavenly.” The ideal placement for celestite is in the bedroom or your meditation space. Place a piece of celestite next to your bed and it will help you remember dreams and other astral experiences more vividly. Celestite is also said to help those who fear heights. It can help you find your spirit guide and develop the gift of prophecy, clairvoyance and psychic abilities. Celestite can be used to help a rescued animal trust humans again or help an injured animal to recover its strength.
