Colors
This crystal, often associated with the month of April and romantic unions, is labeled as either being white or colorless.
What is Diamond?
This crystal, often connected to the month of July, was first utilized by the people in India to reunite separated lovers and in China for an increased production for men.
What is Ruby?
This purple crystal, often associated with the month of February, is used to represent the crown chakra.
What is Amethyst?
This crystal, often called Fool's Gold, is thought to help encourage healthy and positive relationships.
What is Pyrite?
This crystal, tied with June, is associated with water, especially with how it is created.
What is Pearl?
This crystal, associated with the first month of the year, is notably red in color.
What is Garnet?
This September birthstone is used by Buddhists from India, Nepal, and China to promote peace of mind, spiritual devotion, serenity, enhanced meditation, higher awareness, and joy.
What is Sapphire?
This crystal, known for variations such as clear and smoky, is associated with the root chakra.
What is Quartz?
This amber banded crystal shares its name with a big cat and is known to help with depression and protects against bullying.
What is Tiger's Eye?
This crystal, associated with the month of March, is associated with water.
What is Aquamarine?
This crystal, associated with May, is one of the more famous of the green crystals.
What is Emerald?
This crystal, golden in color and often associated with having insects trapped inside, was worn to ward off evil spirits and cure diseases during the Paleolithic period.
What is Amber?
This crystal is associated with the base chakra and has variants such as red, ocean, and dalmatian.
What is Jasper?
This crystal, which shares a name with the celestial body that orbits the Earth, is thought to help with understanding emotions from a place of love and promotes emotional well-being.
What is Moonstone?
This December gemstone is associated with both air and water.
What is Turquoise?
This gemstone, associated with the month of Halloween, is labeled under the rainbow category.
What is Opal?
This gemstone, often colored in bands of blue grey and gold, was crushed up by Cleopatra to be used as eyeshadow and believed to represent eternal life.
What is Lapis Lazuli?
This Novemeber birthstone is associated with the Solar Plexus.
What is Citrine?
This crystal, sharing it's name with the fiery center of the solar system, is thought to boost feelings of optimism, euphoria, and self-care.
What is Sunstone?
This birthstone for August is associated with earth and air.
What is Peridot?
This crystal shares its name with its metal counterpart and the color associated with it.
What is Copper?
This crystal, associated with the Sacral Chakra point, was used for amulets in Babylon back in 4000 BCE to protect against loose teeth, bleeding gums, tumors, internal bleeding, and respiratory diseases.
What is Carnelian?
This crystal, with variations like Blue Lace Orca and Flower, is often associated with the throat chakra.
What is Agate?
This crystal, often misidentified because of it's name, is named after frozen trees and is thought to help release feelings of stress and worry.
What is Petrified Wood?
This green crystal associated with the heart chakra and known to contain copper is also connected with earth, water, and fire.
What is Malachite?