Do Gemstones Run Out Of Their Benefits ?
Let's debunk the myth of actual longevity of these shiny wonders
that are known to transform lives, Gemstones. Gemstones have been vastly
revered not only for their exquisite appearance but also for their alleged
mystical properties accompanied amidst it. Lets delve deeper into this utmost
intriguing topic and sieve facts from fiction.
The natural formation of gemstone takes a minimum of million years
before you can accessorise it. From a vast realm of gemstones each gemstone
acquires its own composition. If we were to go by empirical evidence, then it
states that a gemstone may even outlive the average human mortality rate i.e.
85 years. This might not be the most right form of stating the fact as of in
this context. But it can be put into words as; the tenure of maximum
effectiveness for attracting planetary influences.
According to mythologies, it was believed that the weight of the
gemstone was directly proportional to its effectiveness. It was then countered
by another belief set that the effectiveness of the gemstone is also determined
by the amount of strength required by a specific celestial object.
However, elderly scholars swifted with the belief that following
gemstones have effectiveness as follows:
- Diamond - 10
years
- Ruby/Manik - 12
years
- Yellow Sapphire/Pukhraj - 15 years
- Blue Sapphire/ Neelam - 15 years
- Emerald/ Panna -
12 years
- Coral, Hessonite Garnet and Cats Eye - 3-5 years
- Natural Pearl -
12 years
Concluding that gemstones do not possess any sort of expiry date
in conventional sense only however, their beauty can be passed down through
generations while extraneous influences may affect their appearance but would
never kind of demolish them.
So, the next time you admire a bling emitting out of these
gemstones, do not forget that this rarity has transcended times, reminding us
of nature's one of the most majestical superpowers.