April is my birth
month, diamonds are my birthstone. Growing up my mother always gave
me diamonds for special birthdays. I always felt special with my
little diamond chip rings and necklaces. As I became older and more
aware of the world I started to find diamonds a little plain and
overpriced. I also began developing my social and political
consciousness, I began worrying about where the diamond was sourced.
I absolutely abhor the thought of having someone’s blood and
suffering (quite literally) on my hands. When it was time to choose
an engagement ring my now husband and I both agreed diamonds were
out. It may be a symbol of love, commitment and fidelity, but it was
not the right symbol for us (I’ll tell you about my engagement ring
another time).
These days I only
wear diamonds of sentimental nature. My mother’s eternity ring and
the diamond and sapphire pendant my father gave my mother when I was
born. If you love diamonds however, and just can’t live without
them, don’t despair, there are countries that produce beautiful
diamonds without the torture, death and blood marring the beauty. I
have seen Argyle diamonds from the Kimberly region right here in
Australia which make me rethink my idea of diamonds being plain and
overpriced. In fact, now I think about it I do own a lovely,
ethically sourced, black diamond ring which my mother bought me.
Why would it be
so important to ensure our diamonds are ethically sourced? Energy of
course! All crystals and stones have their own energy as well as
energy from those who have handled them. you could cleanse your
diamonds well, but I tend to think that much pain and suffering would
leave an imprint. To me it is the same kind of unmovable negative
energy as accumulates in stolen crystals. It is definitely not the
kind of zing you want in a healing, magical, or meditation tool.
So, once you have
your ethically sourced diamonds what can you look forward to?

Diamonds are a
wonderful stone to use for transformation, and an awesome stone to
carry during hard times. As we all learn very early in life, the
beautiful diamond was once a dark and dusty piece of charcoal exposed
to tremendous amounts of pressure. By reminding ourselves of how a
diamond becomes such a beautiful precious stone, we can focus on
learning and transforming ourselves through the hard times of our
lives. We can remain graceful under pressure knowing that we will not
only survive but come out the other side as something more beautiful
and refined.
Diamonds are great amplifiers and will exacerbate any emotional
state, whether positive or negative. Some people believe it is better
to take your diamonds off when entering a less then ideal emotional
state, I believe however that if you cleanse your diamonds well and
program them clearly they can help reinforce our positive moments
even when we are going through the negative. Diamonds help us deal
with emotional and mental anguish by bringing clarity of thought and
enabling us to see and heal the trigger to such painful, destructive,
and debilitating responses.
A diamond is a
valuable tool for those of us undertaking shadow work, as it can show
us the light at the end of the tunnel and help lead us out of the
darkness with a greater sense of self. The transformative and
clear-thinking aspect of the diamond makes it very useful for
creative endeavours, using our imagination, and finding our courage.
The perfect gift for writers, artists, musicians, or anyone who makes
their living creatively.

On a spiritual
level diamonds help with psychic development by connecting us to
higher planes and activating our prefrontal lobe, which is the seat
of our paranormal abilities. It makes higher energies in the
spiritual realms more accessible while at the same time filling holes
and recharging our auric fields. It is a great stone for clairvoyants
as it enhances inner visions and intuitive connections, especially
when held against the third eye/forehead.
It is the every
ready battery of the crystal world, it never needs recharging and
boosts and recharges other stones placed near it. Over all Diamond is
a pretty spectacular stone when we view it as more than just a gift
of love or show of status. It has many uses and as long as we
continue to find ethical sources it can be a great healing or magical
tool within our crystal collections.
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