The Healing Crystals for Eye Problems

There are various kinds of eye problems as well as actual diseases. Fortunately, most of these can be prevented and healed with the best crystals for healing eye problems.

Eye problems can range in form from the innate sight defects such as nystagmus, weak sightedness, long and short-sightedness, and squinting, to the acquired problems such as tired eyes, age-conditioned long-sightedness, increasing ametropia, blurred eyes, and more, to the diseases or the results of other diseases such as glaucoma, inflammation, cataract and the detachment of the retina.

Despite all the different backgrounds and connections between the sight organs, blood circulation, nerve system, musculature, and fluid balance, you can use crystal therapy time and again in order to treat almost all kinds of eye problems.

Here are some of the best crystals for healing eye problems.

Crystals For Healing Eye Problems

Agate

Agate, particularly the crystals with inclusions of an eye signature, will always be the first choice of crystal for any organic eye problems.

For burning and dry eyes, Agate with the blue-grey natural color is the best one to use. Meanwhile, the pink natural form that includes a signature resembling the choroid which is the area of small blood vessels at the eye’s rear is the best to use for inflammation in the inner eye or tissue.

Now, for the retinal diseases with a detached retina or changes in the refraction of the cornea and lens, you can try the Agates with Tock Crystal center. Just place a section tumbled stones on your eyes for a quarter of an hour every night. This will then give you the best effect possible.

Amethyst

With its purple hue and powerful vibrational energy, amethyst is famous for relieving many eye problems that are connected with nervous problems or eyestrain such as nystagmus, tired eyes, reduced sight, ametropia, squinting, and more.

To use it for healing eye problems, first, you need to relax your whole head with an amethyst druse. Use it to stroke the heads as if you are using a brush without physical contact. Move the crystal with even strokes from the forehead, to over the head and upper rear of the neck downwards.

Then 4 – 5 parallel strokes are needed from the line of the parting to the ear, then 3 – 4 times on both sides. After that, you can massage the area around the eyes with a polished amethyst and applying circular movements. Lastly, stroke the area around your eyes, moving outwards in the radial movement and gently touching the skin with the crystal.

In addition, polished amethyst can also be placed on your eyes which are pressure-sensitive, watery, or blurry. Also, a compress moistened with then Hildegard von Bingen’s Amethyst water can also help relieve discomfort when placed on the eyes.

Aquamarine

Being a part of the beryl group of minerals, aquamarine is one of the best crystals for healing eye problems. With its calming hue, aquamarine can relax the area surrounding the eyes while improving muscle tone.

Additionally, all forms of beryl have a positive influence on the nerves, particularly the soothing energies of aquamarine. Also, aquamarine is best to use for treating ametropia, nystagmus, weak sightedness, and squinting. You can also use it with other eye conditions that have already deteriorated after strenuous work.

Furthermore, this light blue crystal is also one of the best crystals for eye problems caused by allergies. Emotionally and spiritually, aquamarine also helps in broadening your horizon. To use this crystal, you only need to place a small tumbled crystal on your eyelids. Also, you can wear it as a pendant or necklace. It also helps to use aquamarine water in rinsing the eyes.

Rock Crystal

For centuries, rock crystals have been used in cases of cataracts and other diseases that blur the vision. Additionally, it helps in improving long and short-sightedness as well as squinting.

To use this healing crystal, you only need to place it directly on your closed eyelids. Also, take note that treatment with rock crystals seems to be more effective if complemented by the amethyst treatment mentioned above.

Blue Chalcedony

This crystal helps with the burning, reddened eyes as well as conjunctivitis. It helps in stimulating lymph flow while also detoxifying the tissues. Thus, it is often applied in cases of glaucoma, infections of the choroids and retina, and blurred vision.

Blue chalcedony can be placed upon the eyelids or worn as a pendant or necklace. Also, you can take 5 – 9 drops of blue chalcedony gem essence for 3 – 5 times a day.

Diamond

This precious stone helps in reducing the deposition of toxins in the eyes. It has a direct effect on the sight center of the brain and the optic nerve. This makes it one of the best crystals for cases of cataracts. it is also ideal for poor visions, or clouding of the vitreous humor of the eye.

Diamond can be placed directly on your closed eyes or in between the eyebrows. Alternatively, you can take 3 – 7 drops of diamond essence or take small sips of 200 – 300ml diamond water throughout the day.

Final Thoughts

The eyes allow us to see the world and all its beauty. Thus, you need to make sure that you take care of them properly— enough rest, frequent breaks from electronic screens, eating food good for the eyes, exercise.

Although getting medical help whenever you experience discomfort and problems with your eyes, you can also support the healing of the eyes with the above-mentioned healing crystals for eye and vision problems.

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