Pisces Astrological Sign Dog Necklace

Pisces (February 19 – March 20), the 12th sign of the zodiac, is a water sign ruled by Neptune, a symbol of dreams, intuition, and mystery. They are deeply sensitive, empathetic, and often in tune with the emotions of others. Their gentle and compassionate nature makes them excellent confidants, always ready to lend a helping hand.

Blessed with a vivid imagination, Pisces is a creative soul. They can be artistic, dreamy, or spiritual, driven by a quest for beauty or meaning. They love intensely, with a touch of almost magical romance, and often seek a relationship where souls recognize each other.

But his hypersensitivity can also lead him to flee from conflicts or reality, taking refuge in his thoughts or a very rich inner world. He may sometimes lack reference points or structure, but with the right environment, he flourishes fully.

Pisces is, in short, a deeply human sign, guided by the heart, intuition and dreams.

Sun Stone : Solar Plexus Chakra (Manipura)

It is invigorating and purifying. Ideal for vitality, it brings comfort to the intestines, prevents bloating and constipation. Allows you to regain a balanced diet. Removes complexes and feelings of inferiority. Ideal against aggressive behavior and bad moods. Combats negative emotions and helps restore self-confidence.

It is ideal for apathetic, depressed, elderly, or convalescing dogs, as it is said to boost morale and revive enthusiasm. It helps shy or fearful dogs open up to the world more easily, giving them an "inner glow." It acts as a luminous shield against heavy atmospheres or negative emotions from those around them.

Sunstone is non-toxic and quite durable, allowing it to be used as a pendant, attached to a necklace, or placed in a resting place.

Amethyst : Crown Chakra (Sahasrara)

A stone of wisdom, it stimulates the imagination. It rebalances the physical, mental, and emotional bodies. Ideal for physical or emotional trauma. It alleviates sadness and grief.

It is known to soothe anxiety and restlessness, and promote peaceful sleep. It may be suitable for stressed, hyperactive dogs, or those undergoing transitions (moving, adoption).

It helps stabilize emotions, especially in traumatized or hypersensitive dogs.

Some consider it a stone that gently strengthens the bond between dog and human.

Amethyst is non-toxic and safe if properly secured (pendant, secure necklace)

Finishes and comfort:

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

Secure and soft closure, the leather strap is grade 1, premium quality. The horseshoe screw D-rings are 18k gold plated. The 2 lobster clasps are 18k gold plated and are hooked on each side to the D-rings. Small double lobster clasps plated or 18k are also attached in the collars to hold the collar and reinforce its strength.

Balanced assembly on elastic thread alternating stones, spacers and space for better energy circulation. The thread is elastic and high strength. It is also doubled on each part, so 4 elastic threads in total.

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 Fish 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 dogs 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.