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Would you use crystals to help conception? Everything you need to know about fertility crystals and why everyone’s searching for them

Crystal healing is not a new thing. Ancient Egyptians used crystals like turquoise and emerald for protection and health. The Ancient Greeks even came up with most of the names we use today.

Yet as soon as stars like Victoria Beckham, Megan Fox, Adele and Kim Kardashian West were raving about their healing powers, crystals were having a moment again.

Now it seems, everyone wants to know how they can help with fertility.

In the last 12 months, searches for “crystals for fertility” were up 180% and “fertility crystals” were up 110% in the UK, according to Google Trends data, suggesting that it’s something we want to hear more about.

As many as 1 in 7 couples experience difficulty conceiving – something that’s likely to be even more difficult with a sharp spike reported in the number of babies born in nine months since Coronavirus pandemic was declared*.

As far as traditional fertility treatments there are three main types recommended in these cases, ranging from medication, to surgical procedures and assisted conception, although alternative therapies including acupuncture, crystal therapy and crystal jewellery are also becoming more popular.

“When someone is experiencing fertility issues, it can mean that they have an imbalance or blockage in their Sacral Chakra,’ says Spiritual Healer Julie Higgins, founder of Rebel Alchemy, based in Hackney, East London.

“The Sacral Chakra is a woman’s powerhouse controlling reproduction, work, career, finances, creativity, self-esteem, sexuality, relationships and emotions.”

The process of crystal healing is about tapping into the energetic power of crystals and how they affect the body and mind. A crystal healer works to stimulate the body’s energy flow to restore balance and help the body heal itself.

Julie continues: “One way of remediating any of the issues in your chakras is via energy healing. Something which may need just a few sessions.

“Using crystals for healing is a longer journey because you have to wear them constantly on your body and they must always be cleansed and programmed before you start work with them.”

Which crystals are commonly used to tackle infertility?

Chrysoprase

An apple-green gemstone that works to reverse infertility caused by infection, guards against STDs and treats the fallopian tubes.

Moonstone

Opalescent in appearance, Moonstone is often used for conception, pregnancy, childbirth, breastfeeding and premenstrual syndrome.

Thulite

A manganese, calcium, aluminium hydroxy sorosilicate, this pink stone treats diseases of reproductive organs with a view to enhancing fertility.

Molvadite

An amulet generally considered for good fortune in fertility.

Zincite

Known for its energising properties, Zincite is believed to improve libido.

Scepter Quartz

Believed to help unblock areas or organs blocked from transmitting or receiving the flow of energy, Scepter Quartz is used to aid sexual dysfunction and hormonal imbalances.

Cinnabar

An unmistakable scarlet colour, Cinnabar is commonly used to treat male infertility issues, such as low sperm count.

Hessonite (Garnet)

Garnet is used to reduce infertility and impotence as well as regulate hormones.

Jade

As well as being using in childbirth, Jade is commonly used to assist fertility.

Rose Quartz

Thought to target hormones and emotions, Rose Quartz is a popular crystal for treating fertility.

Unakite

A stone commonly associated with its healing powers, Unakite is used to treat the reproductive system.

*https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/coronavirus-pregnant-women-maternity-services-strain-unicef-study-a9503996.html

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