Funny memes aside. Hematite rings are a subject I feel I should bring up. It doesn’t break bec

Funny memes aside. Hematite rings are a subject I feel I should bring up. It doesn’t break because it absorbed negative energy, if that was so then all Hematite would crumble. I have owned a few Hematite rings in my life, and I will say that they are very fragile. If you want to own one, go ahead! But, these rings are not for every day wear as they will break very easily. One drop the wrong way, or you accidentally bump it on a door/gate closing it? Say bye to your ring.I will say though that it can absorb negative energies, but you can just carry a piece of Hematite, or get a Hematite necklace or bracelet. Hematite just is too breakable when thin like a ring. I have a good sized chunk for a pendant I have owned for a while now. I only take it off for when I shower or when I cleanse/clean the stone.If you have a piece of Hematite, or stone you have been using that likely has a lot of your energy in it. Such as a pendulum, or rubbing stone that tells you it’s done doing it’s job. Keep it but don’t use it as you did before, give it a new life as something else. Often they want to continue helping you. Feel free to use them still as a crystal, or altar piece. Give them new purpose. In some cases, I will say they are tired and done fully with their purpose. And they will request to be done. That is a time when you bury them, respectfully laying them to rest in the Earth maybe to be found again someday. Put them somewhere where they will feel at home, and comfortable. Maybe a really pretty spot that feels just right.Be careful with rings, try not to drop your more frail or thin rubbing stones, and live a happy full life. Not everything is gone after it breaks, reuse what you can if it permits. Love, Sweater -- source link

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