Aug 6, 2019
Shades of pink
seen from Switzerland
seen from Spain
seen from China
seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from Australia
seen from China
seen from Iraq
seen from India
seen from United States
seen from Malaysia
seen from Türkiye
seen from Egypt
seen from Argentina
seen from Brazil
seen from United Kingdom
seen from Saudi Arabia
seen from Brazil
seen from Australia
seen from Russia
Shades of pink
Shades of gold and brown
I remember when I was like, 11, I was really into Greek Mythology (still am) and Witchcraft (again, still am) and gemstones (STILL AM), and whenever I would go to sleep, I would say something like, "Ametrine, (insert name of crystal I forgot), Hypnos, and Morpheus, please give me good sleep and dreams."
The thing is, I almost always had dreams, and THEY WERE WEIRD. There was one with a masked Demon, a magic box, and a lot more. It was freaky.
alright but your blog's crystal energy is aventurine honestly
PRETTY ROCK PRETTY ROCK
Forbidden caramel
Me, looking at Scorpio aligned crystals on Crystal Council: malachite, lava rock, moonstone
Me, looking at my bracelets: so what you’re saying is I was already good at this before fully converting?
Send me more crystals to bitch about. Which crystals do you see as a cure-all tonic most often?
I got new crystals!
We were visiting the Smithsonian museum and got some new crystals and I’m exited about them! I got a piece of Bismuth, which is artificially created and really cool looking, specular hematite, which is apparently real but doesn’t look it, a nice amethyst point, since I didn’t have a point of amethyst yet, and a shaped fluorite point because they’re so pretty and awesome even though they sort of remind me of popsicles.
...Now if only I could actually develop some sort of practical use for all of them