History of small Christmas trees
I love Christmas and especially the smell of a fresh pine tree in my living room.
(Although I’m not so keen on the dropping needles.)
But did you know that the tradition of bringing in a tree dates back to ancient Egypt and Rome?
Modern day use of Christmas trees is dated to a Germanic tradition.
Read more in this Time magazine article.
See our other Christmas decorations:
- Tall Christmas trees
- Medium Christmas trees
- Mini Christmas trees
- Tiny Christmas trees
- Reindeer
- Yooperlite snowflakes
Small Christmas trees – what crystal options are there?
- Black obsidian
- Obsidian is formed from lava that cools rapidly and does not have time to crystallise.
- Due to this, you can trust that obsidian works fast and with great power.
- This crystal is known to be grounding and protective.
- It also brings with it truth and wisdom – nothing can be hidden when black obsidian is around.
- Clear quartz
- This is the master healer
- It is a very balancing crystal
- It invigorates and energises the mind and body helping you to feel good all over
- Green aventurine
- Green aventurine is known as the “stone of opportunity”, while malachite is known as the “stone of transformation.”
- This combination of opportunity and transformation is perfect to help you manifest changes in your life.
- Ruby in zoisite
- This crystal is a true crystal of the heart
- It is good for the mind and your vitality
- It will balance your emotions
Care for your small Christmas trees
To optimise the energy from your crystals, follow these simple steps:
- Crystals need to be kept clean and energised to enable them to work.
- Make sure you dust your trees on a regular basis.
- If the crystal is placed in such a way that it can’t see the moon, put it on a windowsill at full moon.
- This will re-energise the crystal properties of the crystal.
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