Ruby In Kyanite Beaded Bracelet - 7/8mm

Enlightened KC Jewelry & Crystals

Each piece in our collection is crafted with intention, featuring high-quality, ethically sourced gemstones and crystals from around the globe. Because our treasures are naturally formed and individually selected, no two are exactly alike—photos are representative, but each item carries its own unique size, texture, color, and energy. Please note that images may appear larger than actual size. If you have questions, we’re always happy to assist—your connection to your new Enlightened KC piece matters deeply to us.

Metaphysical & Healing Properties

While many of our customers find spiritual and energetic resonance with our crystals, all metaphysical and healing claims are based on traditional and cultural beliefs. These statements have not been evaluated by licensed medical professionals and are not intended to replace medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. We do not recommend using crystals as a substitute for conventional medical or psychological treatment and do not claim they cure or heal medical conditions.

Natural Beauty & Authenticity

Our crystal pieces and lamps are naturally formed and carefully extracted. Inclusions, druzy pockets, surface texture, and color variations are part of their authentic character—not flaws. These features reflect the raw beauty and ancient story held within each stone. We honor these natural distinctions and hand-select every piece with care, ensuring quality, integrity, and a touch of magic.

Also spelled cyanite and sometime called disthene, kyanite is an aluminosilicate mineral that is found in aluminum-rich metamorphic pegmatites and sedimentary rocks.  It usually occurs as elongated blades and is often accompanied by garnet, quartz and mica.  Kyanite is most commonly found in the blue variety but has other colors including indigo, black, white, gray, pink, yellow, orange and the rarest color, green.  Kyanite is mined in the United States, Switzerland, Russia, India, Brazil, South Africa, France, Kenya, Namibia and Tanzania.

History

First discovered in 1789 by German mineralogist Abraham Gottlob Werner, Kyanite derives it names from the Greek word, Kyanos, which translate to blue.  Although considered one of the more beautiful natural minerals, Kyanite is rarely used as a gemstone due to its perfect cleavage and anisotropism quality.  These two behaviors cause the stone to sometimes break during cutting and lessens it value when cut incorrectly.  More common uses for Kyanite were realized during World War I when it was used as an electrical insulator in the sparkplugs of Jeeps.  In modern times, it has been used in refractory and ceramic produces like plumbing and dishware.  It has also been used in electronics, electrical insulators and abrasives.      

Metaphysical Properties

• Allow for Truthful Communication

• Shifts Old Energy and Repetitive Patterns

• Good for Practicing Astral Projection and Dreamwork

• Helps to Attune to Realms Beyond Our Own Consciousness and Understanding

• Expands Physic Abilities and Increases Ability to Receive Messages from Spiritual Guides and Loved Ones

• Encourages Self Awareness and Personal Growth

• Supports Meditation

Blue

• Enhances Clear Communication

• Helps Tt Realize Individual Voice

Black

• Balances Energy

• Promotes Serenity and Calmness

• Grounds the Body when Aligning Chakras 

Orange

• Helps with Healing Old Wounds

• Supports in Manifestation of Dreams and Goal

• Bolters Creativity and Improves Visualization

• Cleanses the Aura 

Green

• Empower Creation of Own Life Path

• Provides Emotional Clarity

• Activates Entire Chakra Column

• Provide Connection with Earth

• Connects Strongly with Your Heart

• Builds Compassion and Truth

• Clarifies Life During Confusing Times

• Delivers Peace and Healing 

Physical Healing

• Great Pain Reliever

• Enhances Regeneration to the Body

• Relaxing Agent

• Infection Prevention

• Alleviates Headaches and Migraines 

Blue

• Alleviates Throat Pains

• Assists with Adrenal and Parathyroid glands

• Treats Thyroid Conditions

• Heals Conditions That Deal with Communication

Black

• Treats Conditions with the Skeletal System

• Lessens Pain of Inflammation

Green

• Treats Depression

• Decrease Stress and Tension

• Lowers High  Blood Pressure

• Improves Immune Systems Function

• Rehabilitates Tissue and Muscular Disorders

Chakras

• Throat & Third Eye (Blue Kyanite)

• Focusing on Root But Works with All Chakras (Black)

• Sacral (Orange)

• Heart & Root (Green Kyanite)

 Along with the diamond, sapphire and emerald, the ruby is one of the four precious gemstones.  The ruby is a pinkish red to blood red gemstone that can have hints of purple or pink.  The amount of redness is directly attributed to the amounts of chromium within the gemstone.  The word ruby is derived from the latin word “ruber”, which translates to red.  Typically, the more redness within the gemstone, the higher the value of the ruby.  It is the third hardest gemstone behind only the diamond and moissanite.  All natural rubies have imperfections in them with either color impurities or inclusions of rutile within the stone.  These imperfects are often used by gemologists to distinguish between synthetic or natural gemstones.

The ruby is perhaps regarded by most as a protective stone.  It has been worn throughout history to protect during battle but is commonly used today to protect the household and family.  When worn, it can protect against physic attacks and clears the mind so that it is easier to visualize the were the negative energies may be buried,

The ruby is also centered around passion and enthusiasm.  It is a dynamic stone that invites and encourages you to follow your bliss.  It will remove lethargy from your life and introduce the need and lust for physical energy releases.  It is a impressive sexy stone that invites social, flirty interactions and increase sexual desires of the wearer.  Don’t let this stone fool you, it also urges for commitment through a need for closeness and passionate love.    

History

Many cultures have considered the ruby as a stone of protection or a stone of kings.  It has long be associated with wealth, power and prestige royalty and has was believed to assist in accumulating and protecting their riches.  The stone is found in many areas of the world, but the more admired mines are located in Myanmar, India and Sri Lanka.

First discovered in ancient Burma (Modern day Myanmar), the ruby was the most prized and valued gemstones for their culture.  They started mining the gemstone in 600 A.D.  The ancient Burmese treasured the stone to protect their soldiers.  Their culture did not feel it was enough to adorn their weapons or armor with the stone, it had to be placed within their skin and flesh to prevent injury and make them invulnerable. 

The ruby was very popular in many other civilizations and has been detailed in various publications.  The Bible lists the ruby as one of the two gemstones created by God.  Ancient Sanskrit called the gemstone, “Ratnaraj”, which translated to the King of jewels, meant for the royalty of the Indian royalty.  Red is a lucky color to the Chinese, therefore the ruby as been a symbol of good luck, although they believed that any dark spots were signs of evil spirit within the stone.  The ancient Roman naturalist, Pliny the Elder, discusses the gemstone natural hardness and gentle luster.  

Metaphysical Properties 

·         Brings Physical Vitality

·         Promotes and Increase Motivation

·         Enhances Emotional Healing

·         Charges Passion and Energy

·         Provide Protection Against Physic Attack and Negative Energy

·         Attracts Prosperity and Good Luck

·         Boosts the Desire for Physical and Connected Love and Relationships

·         Pushes for One to Get Connected with Creative and Authentic Self 

Physical Healing 

·         Detoxifies the Body, Blood and Lymph

·         Treats Fevers and Infectious Diseases

·         Aids in Circulation and a Health Heart

·         Strengthens the Muscles

·         Increases Sexual Libido

·         Stimulates the Adrenal Gland, Kidneys, Reproductive Organs and Spleen

·         Regulates Menstrual Cycle 

Chakras 

·         Heart

·         Root

Proper Care 

Rhodonite is easiest to clean with some soapy water and a soft cloth.  It can also be cleansed and charged by using smudge techniques with sage or using sound baths.  It will also charge in the sunlight with just a few hours of time.