As we go through life, it's natural to experience times when we feel lost and disconnected from ourselves. For me, that time came in my 60s, after my children had grown up and moved away from home.

I used to think that I had everything figured out in my life. I have a wonderful family, a caring husband, 2 grown up children and a lovely dog, Pepper. 

But as time went by, when I reached my 60s, I began to feel like something was missing.

Don't get me wrong, I still love spending time with my kids and their families.

But there was a nagging feeling that something was missing in my life.

I found myself going through the motions every day, without any real sense of joy or fulfillment.

I found myself searching for meaning and purpose, trying different hobbies and activities, but nothing really resonated with me.

Belonging to the older generation, I am skeptical when it comes to buying things online. I only buy from online stores and brands that I trust or from recommendations from my friends and families.

One day, I stumbled upon the ad for the Tree of Life Opal Ring after my sister’s birthday post and was drawn to it.

As soon as I saw the ring, I was drawn to the intricate details of the tree and the vibrant colors of the opal gemstone.

I read about the symbolic meaning behind the tree of life and the healing properties of the opal gemstone.

For the first time in a long time, I felt like I had found something that truly resonated with me.

I clicked into the website and browsed around, and saw some good reviews.

After some consideration, I decided to order the ring, hoping that it would bring some positivity into my life.

Within less than a week, I received the ring. I could still remember how excited I was to put it on.

When I put it on, I felt an immediate connection. I wore the ring for the entire day without realising it.

It felt like a physical reminder of the strength and interconnectedness that I had been missing.

As I wore the ring more and more, I noticed that I felt more grounded and connected to nature.

I felt more in touch with my own creativity and inspiration.

My sister, who had been going through a tough time of her own, noticed the ring and asked about it.

I shared the story of the Tree of Life and the opal gemstone with her, and something shifted.

My sister was inspired and started to open up about her own struggles.

The ring has become a symbol of hope and connection for both of us.

It is now almost 6 months since I bought the ring.

A reminder to stay centered and focused on what was truly important.

It is also a beacon of hope and possibility, reminding me to stay connected to my own creativity and inspiration.

I feel a renewed sense of hope and purpose.