Having a troubled marriage? It's no unheard of, even the happiest couple have marriage problems.
But do you feel like your marriage is getting worse and worse, and that divorce is looming over your heads? If so, then you need to take action now.
Work together and solve your problems.
Like gemstones, your marriage is priceless.
Look at what each gem symbolizes in your marriage.
Diamonds These gems are known to be indestructible, which is why they're used to represent unbreakable love.
To help save your marriage, think of your marriage as if it were a diamond: strong and indestructible, able to withstand anything.
Face whatever problems come your way and solve them together.
Emeralds Emeralds symbolize harmony, stability, communication and are known to eliminate negativity.
When it comes to a troubled marriage, all of these are important aspects to remember.
You've been divided by your anger for too long; it's time to put harmony back in your relationship.
Forgive each other, get rid of all those negative feelings, and open your communication lines in order to sort out your issues.
Opal Opal is the gem that symbolizes clarity of decision making.
So before you make any life changing decisions, think very carefully of the outcome.
Think of everything you and your spouse have been through.
If you see divorce as an option, ask yourself if it's worth it.
Are you prepared to give up everything you love? Have you really tried your hardest to make your marriage work? Really think it through before making any life-changing decisions.
It will help if you don't make a decision based on anger.
Anger has a way of clouding the mind, making you do things you might later regret.
Amethysts Amethysts symbolize calm, hope and support.
To save your marriage and stop your divorce, you must always have hope that things will get better and that you'll be able to work out your problems.
Start by being calm when you talk to each other and start being more supportive of your spouse.
Prove to your spouse that you'll always be here for better or worse.
If things get a little rocky, trust that you and your spouse will see through it together.