Leo astrological sign cat necklace

Leo (July 23 – August 22) is the 5th sign of the zodiac. It is a fire sign, ruled by the Sun, the star of light, radiance, and vitality. A sign of grandeur, charisma, and willpower, Leo loves to shine, stand out, and live life to the fullest, with panache and passion.

Born to be seen, Leo has a strong presence, natural confidence (or a need to assert it), and a leadership temperament. Generous, proud, loyal, and warm, they love to give as much as they love to receive. They crave recognition, admiration, but also respect. They have a noble heart, who protects, loves intensely, and gives their all.

On the positive side: he radiates, motivates, and inspires. He knows how to bring people together, and he often has the soul of a leader or artist. He dislikes mediocrity and prefers grand projects, noble impulses, and passionate stories.

But be careful: his pride can sometimes make him sensitive, dominant, or authoritarian. He hates indifference and can take failure or oblivion badly.

In love, he wants to be loved like a king (or queen), but in return, he offers solid loyalty and overflowing affection. He needs a relationship where he can express himself freely and feel valued.

The Leo's challenge? Learning to shine without overwhelming, to listen as much as he speaks, and to recognize his worth even without the spotlight. Because his inner fire, when it's well-balanced, can warm and inspire everything around him.

Red Garnet : Root Chakra (Muladhara)

Red garnet is excellent for revitalizing tired, elderly, or convalescent cats. It stimulates physical strength and supports overall tone. It helps fearful, hypersensitive, or elusive cats regain confidence and feel more secure in their territory.

During times of transition (moving, new pet, arrival of a baby), it promotes adaptation and reinforces the feeling of security.

Red garnet is non-toxic, robust, and well-tolerated by cats. As with all feline gemstones, it's best to avoid wearing it as a necklace. Instead, it's recommended to place it near their bed or in a small pouch near their living space.

Rock crystal : Crown Chakra (Sahasrara)

It is a neutral and amplifying stone, which helps to balance the cat's energies, purify its environment and promote general well-being.

Rock crystal enhances the effects of other stones used alongside it, making it an excellent support companion in overall energy work.

It helps clarify emotions, reduce confusion and provide general calming, especially in agitated, anxious or hypersensitive cats.

Rock crystal is non-toxic, very stable, and well-tolerated by cats. It can be placed near their resting area (in the form of a tumbled stone).

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 Lion 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.