Cancer astrological sign cat necklace

Cancer (June 21 – July 22) is the 4th sign of the zodiac. It is a water sign, ruled by the Moon, symbolizing emotions, imagination, and connection to the past. It is a deeply sensitive, intuitive, and protective being, who lives in a rich and emotionally charged inner world.

Cancer is all about the heart. They feel everything, often intensely, and need to feel safe to thrive. Deeply attached to family, memories, and roots, this sign is focused on home, tenderness, and caring for others. They love to nurture, mother, and create a cocoon around those they love.

Behind their gentleness, Cancer also hides great strength: they are tenacious, loyal, and capable of fighting for those they love. They are discreet but not passive. They move at their own pace, sometimes defensive, but always with depth.

In love, he seeks a strong emotional connection. He can be very romantic, close, sometimes a little possessive, but always sincere. He needs to feel understood and reassured.

Their challenge? Learning to come out of their shell, not letting themselves be overwhelmed by their fears or mood swings, and living in the present without dwelling too much on the past. But once they trust, Cancer is a pillar of love, tenderness, and loyalty.

Labradorite : Third Eye Chakra (Ajna)

Labradorite is perfect for cats that are hypersensitive, reactive, or "emotional sponges," especially if they live in stressed environments (a stressed home, or around sick or sad people). It helps cats that absorb the discomfort of those around them to preserve themselves while maintaining their balance.

It promotes inner calm, adaptation to changes, and reassures nervous or agitated cats, particularly during care, moving or the arrival of new arrivals.

Labradorite is non-toxic, durable, and can be placed near the cat's resting place, or in a small, secure pocket that is inaccessible to the cat's mouth. Avoid wearing it as a necklace, as with most feline stones, due to the risk of snagging.

Rose Quartz: Heart Chakra (Anahata)

Rose quartz is perfect for cats that have been traumatized, abandoned, or deprived of affection. It promotes a sense of emotional security and helps them learn to trust again.

It calms anxious cats, especially those who have difficulty coping with loneliness, prolonged absences or changes (new environment, arrival of another animal, etc.). This stone facilitates a harmonious emotional relationship, especially if the cat is distant, independent or suspicious at first.

Rose quartz is non-toxic, very stable and ideal for passive use: rather than attaching it to the collar, it can be placed near where the cat sleeps, in a small pouch or as a tumbled stone, secured out of reach of fangs.

 

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 Cancer 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.