Our first little gem we shall look at is our friend, the diamond. As we all know, the diamond is the hardest of the stones, so hard in fact that it has numerous rough and tumble industrial uses as well as gracing the the left ring finger of most married women of the Western World.
The diamond, in its hardness, represents strength and longevity and therefore is supposed to add these attributes to a marriage. No matter how fine the diamond is, though, it will not fulfil this purpose without that specific intention applied to its acquisition and wear. Pride and vanity are often the prevailing factors in the choice of a diamond and little attention (if any) is paid to asking the stone to provide or share its fine attributes to the relationship it is meant to seal.
I did not know how to do this or that it was essential to do this, and my marriage ended after thirty-three years together. It is not the fault of the ring, but of the two of us who failed to understand the significance of our vows and the needful support we were each responsible to actively give to the relationship and each other. Had we employed the diamond and renewed our intention with its supportive energies, we would be married still.
Do not take your diamonds lightly. They have massive potential and great energy which will enhance whatever thoughts and emotions prevail in their presence. Use them with wisdom, love, humility and they will bless you throughout life.
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