
Amazonite | The Stone for Long Lost Lovers
Amazonite is a great communicator when it comes to non-verbal expression. Continue reading Amazonite | The Stone for Long Lost Lovers
Amazonite is a great communicator when it comes to non-verbal expression. Continue reading Amazonite | The Stone for Long Lost Lovers
Zircon can help you to focus on your goals and become more organised about how you go about your life. Continue reading Zircon | A Naturally Occurring Diamond Substitute
Howlite was discovered near Windsor, Nova Scotia, in 1868 by Henry How, a Canadian chemist, geologist, and mineralogist. Continue reading Howlite | A Stone of Ambition
Selenite is an angelic stone with purifying energy. Continue reading Selenite | A Gemstone of the Moon
The Ruby vibrates with an enthusiasm for life. It instills an openhearted willingness within us to take the leap of faith in order for us to move forward. Continue reading Ruby | The Gemstone of Courage
Kashmir sapphires were discovered in 1881 in the Zanskar Range of the Himalayan Mountains of Northwest India following a landslide. Continue reading Blue Sapphire | The Blue Velvet of Kashmir
When it comes to wedding and engagement rings, Morganite is now listed as a good alternative to the diamond. Continue reading Morganite | The Engagement Ring Gemstone of Younger Generations
Topaz, especially the colourless variety, helps those who have difficulty telling the truth due to repeated exposure to a toxic environment. Continue reading Topaz | The Colourless Stone That Turned Blue
Peridot can support you in taking responsibility for the suffering you have caused another person. Continue reading Peridot | Heal the Suffering Earth
Beginning around 3000 BCE, Amber found its way away from the Baltic Coast region to greater Europe and beyond. Continue reading The Solar Power of Amber | A Resin of Light