Since ancient times, rings have been considered a totemic item. Many people wear this jewelry as a symbol of something indestructible or as a talisman against the evil eye. That is why so many signs and beliefs are associated with it.
One of the most notable is the loss of a stone from a ring. This An unpleasant event will bring negative emotions even to a non-superstitious person. Let's look at the most common beliefs associated with a mineral falling out of jewelry.
Signs about a stone falling out of a ring
Jewelry made from expensive metals, passed down from generation to generation, usually carries a powerful charge of energy from its previous owners.
Experts note that, depending on the stone inlaid into the ring, which then fell out of the mount, signs can be assessed. Exists positive and negative interpretation, it all depends on a person’s faith in his own future and existing signs.
Different minerals have different abilities:
- amethyst. When it falls out of a piece of jewelry, it takes with it a person’s wealth, as well as luck, fame, and projects problems with alcohol;
- turquoise. Contributes to adultery;
- pearl. Causes health problems for the owner;
- emerald. Leads to pregnancy of a woman or serious illness of a child;
- ruby. Negative changes in personal life;
- sapphire. The loss of this stone provokes the emergence of rumors and speculation on the part of negatively minded people;
- topaz. It is dangerous because it protects the most important thing - human energy.
Any negative change in your life can be prevented if you know what minerals can replace a fallen stone. So, for example, an amethyst needs to be urgently replaced with a diamond, an emerald with malachite, and a ruby with red topaz.
Signs that promise good news
Experts in esotericism and everything unknown advise not to be upset if a ring has lost the stone that adorns it. In this case, the blow only hit the wallet to restore the jewelry, but everything could have turned out completely differently.
There are signs that promise good and favorable changes in life:
- for men and women a stone falling out of the frame suggests bright love adventures in the near future or a stable and happy relationship in an already established couple;
- unmarried ladies you can hope for a quick wedding, even if the groom is not even in sight yet;
- Maybe, the stone simply absorbed too much negativity and is no longer capable of being a talisman, the ring, after the mineral falls out, will become an ordinary decoration.
Experts believe that a stone falling out of a ring is enough of a nuisance that a person must endure with fortitude.Only in this case will he receive a “reward” in the form of positive changes in life.
Signs with negative consequences
There are also a number of signs that promise unfavorable changes in life. For example, if a stone is lost from the setting of an inexpensive ring, a person will face negative changes in his personal life associated with long loneliness and the inability to meet a loved one or the loss of an established partner.
If a mineral is lost from a wedding ring, a woman will have a quick love affair with the man she likes. The marriage with your loved one will be destroyed. However, in the end, the woman will still be left alone.
If, along with the stone, the ring has lost its shape or acquired a crack, you should expect problems at work. They can result in dismissal or loss of a lucrative contract, on which a lot of effort and energy was spent.
You should not worry about damage to a cheap ring. Jewelry is not capable of carrying a sufficient charge of energy to predict the future. Therefore, losing a stone from an inexpensive ring will not lead to serious consequences.
What to do if a gemstone falls out of a ring?
To neutralize the negative energy of a ring with a fallen stone, it is allowed to melt it down and insert an energetically pure mineral, which will mark a new stage in a person’s life. You can also “clean” your jewelry using fire, water, light of the sun or moon. But in this case, it is better to turn to professionals so as not to get confused with conspiracies.
The dropped stone is lost or found - does it matter?
The ancestors, coming up with all sorts of signs, apparently realized that they were too clever, promising the person who had lost the jewel both good and evil at the same time. Therefore, a clarification was invented:
- if the pebble remains with the owner - to good;
- lost forever - for worse.
But you shouldn’t blindly trust signs and immediately expect the worst. Perhaps the ring simply turned out to be defective, the setting was weak, and the craftsman who made it was inexperienced. If you still have no doubts, you can turn to cleansing rituals or just go to church.