MEDICAL USES OF SAPPHIRES

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  A pink sapphire


Ancient Egyptians used sapphires for eye washes. It was also believed to reduce the outbreaks of rage, considered good for treating hysteria and mental illness.
  A White sapphire
During the 12th-14th centuries, members of the Christian clergy became interested in Lithotherapy, Blue sapphires were thought to increase lifespan, and end nightmares, nosebleeds and headaches when placed on the forehead.
Known for stimulating concentration and enhancing purity and depth of thought.
It releases depression, unwanted thoughts and confusion. Thanks to it's calming effects, it is believed to help slow down the mind and serve as a natural relief for those who struggle with insomnia.
 sapphire
Also known for boosting the immune system, said to calm over reactive body systems and treat disorders.
Hiccups, allergies, rheumatism, biliousness and cancer are said to be treated by sapphires. They are also associated with the cure epilepsy. Also used in treating poison and insect bites.
Sapphires are also used to track specific incidences as the spread of  Influenza, AIDS etc.
Body locations, where sapphires when worn is believed to cause its healing property to manifest.
 A green sapphire pendant.
1. Little finger__ Bolsters the reproductive system, knees, legs and feet.
2. Index finger__ Eases ailments of the stomach, respiratory system.
3. Second finger__Strengthens the mind
4. Third finger__ Aids the kidneys and circulatory system.

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