This Jiapamala was made withGarnet Stones and a silver pendant with Ruby in the center.
The Jiapamala of Vitality is of great protection. It makes us strong and vital and accompanies us towards the realization of our goals.
 
Garnet
Chemical Formula :  X₃y₂ (sio₄) ₃  
  Apollonio says that all the red stones such as the corniola and the grenade begin to form to become Giacinto, but the excess or the lack of humidity,  dry, therefore the absence of balance,  between the two  makes it become another stone.
The Medieval scholar Ahmad al-Tifasì in his Lapidary writes: 'Garnet powder used as eye drops strengthens and keeps sight sharp, and eliminates cataracts or anything that veils the eyes. And it keeps impure dreams and nightmares away.
In the Middle Ages, Garnet was called Carbuncle. The stone that was believed to shine in the dark. In fact, at the time it was believed that this stone could give light and hope to souls who find themselves in darkness. Also known as the Stone of Heroes and the Brave.
During medieval wars Garnet was placed on shields and on the pommels of swords for protection and used for amulets as a bringer of happiness and wealth.
Helps get out of situations which seem to have no exit. Suitable in moments of crisis and existential difficulty. In fact, it became widespread in the post-war period. It strengthens the inner fire, the desire to assert oneself and the ability to collaborate with others. It takes one away from one's personal interest towards a collective interest.
It strengthens the value of friendship, in fact it is said that in the Middle Ages friends who had to separate exchanged a Garnet stone with the hope of being able to meet again.
It is the fuel needed to achieve the objective, that is, passion, fire and vision. Awaken the passion for creativity. Effective in blood-related diseases.
Regenerates the body, stimulates the metabolism, purifies the blood, strengthens the immune system and promotes the healing of internal and external wounds.
 
 
Ruby
Chemical Formula:  Al2O3 + Cr, Ti

Ruby was defined in ancient cultures as a symbol of life force, inner fire, love and passion.