Amethyst Runes Set

Do you want to protect yourself and your loved ones from bad luck? Rune stones are the answer! These ancient protective symbols take the shape of a stone runic alphabet of 24 characters and may be utilized for luck, warding off evil, and predicting your fate. With their ever-increasing popularity, it’s no surprise that rune stones are currently used by millions of people all over the world. So, whether you’re looking for a special gift or simply want to protect yourself from danger, pick up a set today!

This purple stone (light to dark shades of purple-violet) has been associated with royalty for centuries and is still considered to be fashionable and classy today. Amethyst is a beautiful and protective stone of balance and harmony. It is a stone of the heart, mind, and spirit. It has been considered a powerful healing stone for thousands of years, and its properties make it ideal for meditation and spiritual growth opening the third eye chakra to allow you to receive spiritual wisdom more easily and increase your psychic abilities. Strengthening your intuition so that you can trust what comes through this channel as coming from within yourself rather than from outside influences.

These unique stones have a long and illustrious history and are endowed with tremendous and mystical qualities. They were highly revered and utilized with utmost caution since it was thought they have powerful divinatory abilities. Runes are now utilized to connect to one’s higher self, inner guidance, and intuition in order to predict what the future may bring and provide advice (similar to Tarot Cards).

Traditionally, the runic alphabet contains 24 letters (symbols). This collection has a total of 25, including a blank stone named “Odin’s Rune” that represents that which is not yet known. As a result, receiving this rune suggested that particular knowledge was not yet ready to be disclosed to us ordinary mortals, and we should instead trust in the divine order of life.

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