Four Directions Bracelet-Gemstone Jewelry

This bracelet is made with yellow jade, red jade, black onyx, white jade and stretchy elastic. 

Packaging:

Once ordered you will receive one four directions, more commonly known as medicine wheel, bracelet in the size you select.  It will come with the description below and in an organza bag.  

Properties:

Yellow jade: East, Fire, Physical health (stone meaning: joy, wisdom, prosperity, self-esteem)

Red Jade:  South, Water, Metal health (stone meaning: passion, courage, action)

Black Onyx:  West, Earth, Emotional health (stone meaning: strength, protection, resilience)

White Jade:  North, Air, Spiritual health (stone meaning: purity, clarity, wisdom, serenity)

The passage explains that the Medicine Wheel symbolizes a direct connection to the Creator and is shaped as a circle divided into four quadrants, representing the four directions. The number four is deeply significant in Indigenous teachings, reflecting patterns throughout the universe: four directions, seasons, types of living beings, and elements. The Wheel is read clockwise, following the movement of the sun. It can also be used as a guide for balance in life, emphasizing harmony among spiritual, physical, mental, and emotional health.

Spiritual health focuses on caring for the human spirit or soul, which may include practices like prayer, meditation, or reflection, regardless of specific beliefs.

Physical health involves caring for the body through sleep, nutrition, hygiene, and exercise, emphasizing moderation to avoid imbalance that can affect other areas of health.

Emotional health includes expressing and managing emotions in healthy ways, maintaining supportive relationships, and recognizing that while others’ actions can’t be controlled, personal responses can.

Mental health is supported through reflection, connection, fresh air, counseling, and journaling practices that promote gratitude and focus on what is within one’s control.

The overall message stresses that neglecting any one quadrant can lead to stress and burnout, while caring for all four helps maintain balance and resilience in life and business.