Aquarius astrological sign cat necklace

Aquarius(January 20 – February 18) is the 11th sign of the zodiac. It is an air sign, ruled by Uranus (and Saturn in traditional astrology), the planet of innovation, independence, and change. It is a visionary, free-thinking sign, often ahead of its time, who cultivates its difference with pride.

Aquarius is the original of the zodiac. They think differently, see further, and challenge the norms. Creative, curious, and nonconformist, they love to surprise, innovate, and open minds. Deeply attached to their freedom, they abhor constraints, labels, and rigid patterns.

It's also a deeply altruistic sign, focused on collective causes, those relevant to justice, humanity, or equality. It believes in a better world, and often wants to contribute to it in its own way—sometimes against the grain, but always with sincerity.

In love, Aquarius seeks a partner who is understanding, open-minded, and able to give them space. They need a bond based on friendship, intellectual stimulation, and respect for their independence. They may seem distant, but it's often an emotional modesty behind which lies great mental fidelity.

His challenge? Reconnecting with his emotions, learning to be vulnerable without seeing it as weakness, and understanding that attachment doesn't necessarily mean losing one's freedom. But when he's firmly grounded, Aquarius is a breath of fresh air, a force for evolution, a scout in the shadows.

 

 

Aquamarine: Throat Chakra (Vishuddha)

Aquamarine helps calm anxious, irritable, or sensitive cats by promoting a gentle, flowing, and secure energy.

It is useful for strengthening the human-cat bond, helping the cat feel better understood and more comfortable expressing itself, especially if it is distant or suspicious.

It supports cats during periods of transition or stress (travel, moving, arrival of another animal) by promoting openness and emotional flexibility.

Aquamarine is non-toxic, but it is a soft stone, so handle with care and keep out of direct reach of cats. Place near the bed in a soft pouch.

Amethyst : Crown Chakra (Sahasrara)

Amethyst is one of the best stones for calming stressed, nervous, or agitated cats, especially those who startle easily or are hypersensitive to their environment.

It helps cats who have experienced changes, losses or trauma, providing them with a sense of security and comfort.

Perfect for cats who have trouble relaxing, or who sleep poorly, it creates a peaceful and gentle atmosphere, ideal for relaxation.

Amethyst is non-toxic, stable, and very well tolerated by cats. Place it near your cat's resting place (tumbled stone or small pebble). Place it in a secure pouch.

 

 

Finishes and comfort:

Flexible and lightweight assembly : perfectly adapted to the cat's mobility, without hindering it

Secure and smooth closure thanks to the 18K gold micropavé CZ cylinder connectors.

Balanced assembly on elastic thread alternating stones, spacers, and space for better energy circulation. The thread is elastic and highly resistant. It is also doubled for better hold.

Medal engraved with the signature "Chakras d'Opale" in 18K gold plate, a symbol of care, intention and energetic love for the animal.

The lithotherapy beads are AAA, AA, best quality, or excellent quality. The spacer beads are plated with 24k and 18k gold. The blue, white, and red beads are frosted glass.

Genuine stone beads, spaced with gold spacers for a flowing radiance.

The Virgin medal is made of brass gilded with fine gold.

 

CAUTION: Do not attach the leash to the collar and avoid leaving them when playing with other cats to avoid damaging or breaking them even if they are resistant.

 

Avoid prolonged contact with water to preserve your jewelry as long as possible.

 

Important: Stones used in lithotherapy can support the well-being of animals by providing gentle and natural energy. However, they should never replace veterinary advice or medical treatment. In the event of injury, illness, or unusual behavior, it is essential to consult an animal health professional. Lithotherapy is a complement, not an alternative to veterinary care.