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Introducing
Yellow (Honey) Jade - Joy | Peace | Protection
Yellow (Honey) Jade is a symbol of happiness and success, serving as a protective talisman for those who carry it. This gem strengthens self-love and compassion, making it a valuable companion in meditation. Yellow Jade rekindles true friendship and ignites your inner energy, infusing you with enthusiasm and optimism. Yellow Jade is your muse for creativity, bringing out the best in you and infusing positive energy into your endeavours. It's your beacon for good fortune, elevating your vibrations to the frequencies of joy and happiness.
Yellow Jade Healing Properties and Uses
Yellow Jade Energy
Jade is a stone that most commonly occurs in green, and as such Yellow Jades are considered very rare. They form in shades of pale yellow, sunshine, honey and lemon only under certain environmental conditions. Yellow Jade crystals are much prized through Asia, being found in China, Japan and Myanmar.
This is a happy stone that invites creativity and optimism into your life. Like all jades, it is associated with good luck and good fortune. It can help you achieve goals that will bring financial benefit. Yellow Jade is also useful for anyone who is having difficulties associated with sleep. It can help curb nightmares, promote deep and restorative sleep and facilitate the release of worries and concerns overnight.
Yellow Jade Uses
- Brilliance
- Good fortune
- Humility and grace
- Improve confidence and self esteem
- Lucid dreaming
- Mental clarity
- Restful sleep
Yellow Jade Healing to Assist
- Bladder weakness
- Chronic fatigue
- Digestive system
- Eye health
- Metabolism
- Thyroid and spleen health
Yellow Jade Correspondences
- Astrological sign of Libra and the fire signs Aries, Leo and Sagittarius
- Solar Plexus chakra
- Vibrates to the number 5
About Crystal Healing
Whilst we believe crystals can support overall well-being, crystal healing is considered an alternative and complementary therapy and should not replace professional medical advice or treatment. The information provided here is for educational purposes only and is not intended as a substitute for medical or psychological diagnosis or treatment.
