Crystals And Wood

09/04/2026

218 n pine Creston Ia open Tuesday-10-6 Saturday 9-3

09/04/2026

Herbs and bracelets but 2 get 1 free! 218n pine Creston Ia open till 6pm

09/02/2026

New items! 218 n pine Creston Ia open till 6pm

09/01/2026

Makeup! 218 n pine st Creston Ia open Tuesday-Friday 10-6 Saturday 9-3

08/27/2026

We are closed today Thursday August 27th due to family emergency. Sorry for the inconvenience.

08/25/2026

Come shop and grab some free 🍐 pears! 218 n pine Creston Open Tuesday-Friday 10-6 Saturday 9-3

08/25/2026

She was once a mortal priestess in Athena’s temple, celebrated for her breathtaking beauty and devotion. But after Poseidon desecrated her inside the holy sanctuary, Athena turned her wrath not on the god who committed the act, but on the woman who survived it.
​Her flowing hair was morphed into a writhing nest of venomous serpents, and her skin turned a sickly gray. Worse still was her cursed gaze: anyone who met her eyes, whether in fear, curiosity, or malice, instantly hardened into solid stone. Exiled to the dark edges of the world, she went from a victim to a legendary monster—a creature so feared that hero after hero marched into her lair seeking her head as a trophy.
​Her story ultimately reached its tragic end at the hands of Perseus. Guided by the gods, he used a polished bronze shield to view her reflection, avoiding her deadly gaze just long enough to strike the blow. Yet even in death, her power lingered. Her severed head, the Gorgoneion, retained its petrifying gaze and was mounted onto Athena’s shield as the ultimate weapon of protection. From her fallen body sprang Pegasus, the winged horse, and Chrysaor, a golden giant—a final bit of beauty and power born from a life defined by tragedy.
​Over the millennia, Medusa's legacy has shifted dramatically:
​Ancient Symbol of Protection: The Gorgon face was carved onto Greek armor, doorways, and amulets to ward off evil.
​Classical Monster: Ovid and ancient mythographers framed her as a dangerous, tragic beast to be slain.
​Modern Feminist Icon: Today, she is widely reinterpreted as an emblem of rage against victim-blaming, bodily autonomy, and survival.

08/21/2026

Essential oils are concentrated plant extracts that capture natural scents and active compounds. They are widely used in aromatherapy and wellness routines to support mental and physical well-being.
​Top Daily Benefits
​Stress Relief & Relaxation: Scents like lavender, chamomile, and bergamot help reduce cortisol levels, ease anxiety, and promote a calm environment.
​Improved Sleep Quality: Inhaled before bedtime, lavender and cedarwood can relax the central nervous system, helping you fall asleep faster and improve rest quality.
​Enhanced Focus & Energy: Citrus oils (lemon, sweet orange) and peppermint stimulate mental alertness, fight fatigue, and sharpen concentration during work or study.
​Soothing Muscle Discomfort: Diluted peppermint, eucalyptus, or frankincense oils applied topically provide a cooling sensation that helps relieve tension and soreness after workouts.
​Skin & Hair Care Support: Tea tree oil offers antibacterial properties for acne-prone skin, while rosemary oil stimulates scalp circulation to support healthy hair growth.
​Safe Usage Guidelines
​Aromatherapy: Add 3–5 drops to an essential oil diffuser filled with water, or place a drop on a cotton ball near your desk.
​Topical Application: Always dilute essential oils with a carrier oil (such as jojoba, almond, or coconut oil) at a 1–2% ratio before applying to the skin. Perform a patch test first.
​Safety First: Do not ingest essential oils. Keep them away from pets and young children, as certain oils (e.g., tea tree, eucalyptus) can be toxic to animals.

08/21/2026

08/20/2026

🍐Happy Pear Day🍐
You are welcome to come pick fresh pears 🍐 at
✨The Emporium 218 N Pine St in Creston.
Great Shopping 👜 available
✨Tues - Fri from 10a - 6p
✨Saturday from 9a - 3p
Sunday & Monday closed