Healing Crystals

The Peridot is a semi-precious gemstone that runs between brownish green to yellowish-green to bright green in color. Often referred to as the “gem of the sun,” it was once believed that this stone could only be mined at night because it [continue reading]

Prized for thousands of years for its sparkling green color, the Emerald has been worn by royalty and praised for its beauty. One of the more precious gemstones, the Emerald is also one of the most beautiful and coveted stones that exist today. Are [continue reading]

The Yellow Sapphire is associated with the planet Jupiter and is said to bring wisdom, knowledge, wealth, fortune, and happy relationship to the family to those whom the stone has a positive influence over. Are you interested in a particular topic [continue reading]

Chrysoprase is a minor gemstone that was used by the Greeks and Romans to make seals, signets, and jewelry. The name Chrysoprase comes from the word chryso, meaning “gold” and Prase meaning “green.” Are you interested in a [continue reading]

The name Aventurine means “by chance,” and the natural stone is actually named after a type of glass that was first made by accident. This stone is used in jewelry, decorations for vases and bowls as well as monuments. Are you interested [continue reading]

Fluorite has been called the most colorful mineral in the world. This stone comes in various colors, including purple, green, yellow, blue, pink, white, brown, and black. For that reason, Fluorite hasn’t been appreciated that much.   [continue reading]

Natural Coral comes is aquatic and comes in a variety of colors, including red, orange, pink, blue, white, and black. Divers all over the world will often travel to exotic places to view Coral beds due to their beauty. Coral has also been harvested [continue reading]

First discovered in Labrador, Canada during the 1700s, Labradorite was not only used as a semi-precious gemstone in Europe during the 1700-1800s. It also featured widely in Inuit lore and is believed to be associated with the Aura Borealis. Which is [continue reading]

Blue Sapphires are considered one of the four most expensive stones in the world, with the very best of these stones being mined in Sri Lanka, Kashmir, Madagascar, and Myanmar. These beautiful but powerful gems have long been held in high esteem for [continue reading]

Carnelian is a form of Chalcedony that is found in Brazil, India, Russia, and Germany. It has been used for centuries as a gemstone and found in jewelry back as far as the ancient Egyptians. Are you interested in a particular topic about this [continue reading]

Traditionally, Sardonyx, as a July birthstone, is the ancient Russian calendar. It is the birthstone for August in the Gregorian, Polish, and Arabic calendars. Sardonyx is considered to be the most ancient August birthstone. But what about it's properties? [continue reading]

Although officially made a birthstone for December, the different hues of Tanzanite are perfect as natural birthstones for many months. The official sign will be Capricorn and Sagittarius, but Aries and Pisces also enjoy massive benefits from Tanzanite. But let's learn the details. [continue reading]

Sometimes, Zircon is used as a cheap substitute for diamonds. Still, in the real sense, this gemstone has a great value and even a more profound meaning as a birthstone. Are you interested in a particular topic about this birthstone? Then use the [continue reading]

Spinel is a gemstone that contains aluminum or magnesium. Its chemical formula is MgAl2O4. The name spinel is derived from the Latin word Spinella which stands for the spine, which references to its pointed crystals.  The refining of Spinel is [continue reading]

With a pink color running from the palest pink to almost ruby red and is known as the heart stone, the rose quartz has long held a special place in the hearts of people from all over the world. Are you interested in a particular topic about this [continue reading]

Lapis Lazuli has been a prized gemstone for thousands of years, having been mined even before the birth of Christ. It remains a popular and prized gemstone today. Are you interested in a particular topic about this birthstone? Then use the table of [continue reading]

For thousands of years, turquoise has been prized and revered by various people all over the world. The color of this stone, combined with its multiple variations, makes this ancient gemstone special and quite unique.  Are you interested in a [continue reading]

The Bloodstone, also known by a few other names, e.g., Sun stone and the Christ stone. It has been valued throughout history for its protective and healing properties. The protective qualities of this stone were once thought to be so strong that [continue reading]