Ms K
stella01904 said:MM ~ Would you want a wedding ring from a pawnshop? Apparently it didn't work for the last couple! Things DO carry imprints. I would have tried cleansing the necklace but also working in the mundane...if that didn't work, I just wouldn't wear it anymore. These imprints are usually not strong enough to kill people and birds, there's more going on here. Maybe your putting it on was a signal from your own subconscious that something was going to happen that day. BB, Stella
This is why I won't wear "personal" jewelry that doesn't come from people I don't know well.
By personal jewelry, well, I'd wear my mother's wedding band, if she passed it on to me. My mother and I have a strong link, and she's not out to harm me, and Mom and Dad's marriage is going on 36 years. Very strong, balanced dynamic.
I would NOT, however, be willing to wear my mother-in-law's wedding ring from her marriage to my husband's biological father. They divorced five years and three kids later, and it was not a good marriage at all. Too much negativity.
Which is why, when someone gives me something to wear, I cleanse first. It's a MUST. Especially if it's from someone whose motives are unclear. If I receive something from someone who's motives are bad, well, all the cleansing in the world won't make me feel less negative about it.
So, I don't know if your sister transferred some of her negative energy to the necklace. Could just be that her negative energy was amplified whenever bad things happened, and that's why you associate that necklace with bad things happening. Certainly, it's possible.
Just something to keep in mind.