How to Cleanse Your Vintage Jewelry
If You're a Vintage Jewelry Lover, You're Probably Always out to Find and Buy the Ultimate Piece — Something That No One Else You Know Has in Their Possession...
If you're a vintage jewelry lover, you're probably always out to find and buy the ultimate piece — something that no one else you know has in their possession. Yet, while the love of the hunt and finding a cool design may be your main focus, you could find yourself repelled by some of your picks for seemingly no reason at all. The answer, however, is pretty simple: energy — particularly the energy of its previous owner.
It may seem a little out there, but the truth is that energy can attach to everything, and despite not being able to see it, we can definitely sense it. Once that piece of vintage jewelry is on our body — even if it's coming from a relative or loved one rather than a random shop — it might not feel quite right. The previous wearer's energy may not mesh well with your own, and it could even end up interfering with your vibrations and mood.
Cleansing vintage jewelry of that old, "haunted" energy ensures that you can enjoy your beautiful, new-to-you accessory without having to worry about any bad vibes attached to it. Here are the best — and easiest — ways to do it.
Salt Water
Salt water is a natural cleanser and purifier. If you can't get to the ocean or sea to place your jewelry in the water for half an hour, you can create your own at home with epsom or table salt and water. Then, let the jewelry soak in a cup of salt water for 30 minutes. This will separate anything attached to the jewelry that should not be there, thus allowing you to feel comfortable with these pieces on your body.
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Lunar Blast
Full moons can help detox and charge the jewelry with the intention you want. Not only will the moon purify and cleanse jewelry, but you will also be given the chance to write your own intention with the jewelry under the lunar event. This allows you to manifest positive vibes for the future whenever you wear these pieces of jewelry.
Marcus Vance is a cybersecurity auditor and technology writer dedicated to educating the public about online safety, data privacy regulations, enterprise security, and emerging cyber threats.
