Crystal Wisdom
Crystal Encyclopedia
Cultural and symbolic education, not medical treatment. Associations vary by tradition.
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Rose Quartz
Pink quartz, usually translucent.
Love, compassion and tenderness.
Amethyst
Purple variety of quartz.
Reflection, moderation and calm.
Citrine
Yellow to orange variety of quartz; some commercial specimens are heat-treated amethyst.
Optimism, generosity and prosperity.
Clear Quartz
Colorless, transparent to translucent quartz.
Clarity, intention and focus.
Smoky Quartz
Brown to gray-brown quartz.
Grounding and steadiness.
Moonstone
A feldspar gemstone often showing a floating sheen called adularescence.
Cycles, change and new beginnings.
Labradorite
Feldspar known for flashes of blue, green or gold.
Imagination and transformation.
Black Tourmaline
Dark tourmaline mineral, often schorl.
Symbolic protection and personal boundaries.
Carnelian
Orange-red chalcedony.
Courage, motivation and creative expression.
Green Aventurine
Green quartz containing inclusions that may produce a sparkling effect.
Opportunity, hope and growth.
Lapis Lazuli
Blue rock composed mainly of lazurite and other minerals.
Wisdom, learning and honest expression.
Tiger’s Eye
Golden-brown quartz gemstone with a silky band of reflected light.
Confidence, discernment and courage.
Sodalite
Feldspathoid; typically blue and white. Appearance can vary and visual identification alone is not definitive.
In modern crystal spirituality, often associated with thoughtful communication; this is symbolic, not scientific evidence.
Howlite
Borate; typically white with gray veining. Appearance can vary and visual identification alone is not definitive.
In modern crystal spirituality, often associated with patience; this is symbolic, not scientific evidence.
Lepidolite
Mica; typically lilac or pink. Appearance can vary and visual identification alone is not definitive.
In modern crystal spirituality, often associated with transitions and reflection; this is symbolic, not scientific evidence.
Rhodonite
Pyroxenoid; typically pink with black. Appearance can vary and visual identification alone is not definitive.
In modern crystal spirituality, often associated with compassion; this is symbolic, not scientific evidence.
Rhodocrosite
Carbonate; typically pink banded. Appearance can vary and visual identification alone is not definitive.
In modern crystal spirituality, often associated with self-kindness; this is symbolic, not scientific evidence.
Malachite
Copper carbonate; typically banded green. Appearance can vary and visual identification alone is not definitive.
In modern crystal spirituality, often associated with change and reflection; this is symbolic, not scientific evidence.
Azurite
Copper carbonate; typically deep blue. Appearance can vary and visual identification alone is not definitive.
In modern crystal spirituality, often associated with insight; this is symbolic, not scientific evidence.
Fluorite
Halide; typically purple green or clear. Appearance can vary and visual identification alone is not definitive.
In modern crystal spirituality, often associated with focus; this is symbolic, not scientific evidence.
Hematite
Iron oxide; typically metallic gray to red-brown. Appearance can vary and visual identification alone is not definitive.
In modern crystal spirituality, often associated with grounding; this is symbolic, not scientific evidence.
Obsidian
Volcanic glass; typically black or brown. Appearance can vary and visual identification alone is not definitive.
In modern crystal spirituality, often associated with boundaries; this is symbolic, not scientific evidence.
Snowflake Obsidian
Volcanic glass; typically black with pale spots. Appearance can vary and visual identification alone is not definitive.
In modern crystal spirituality, often associated with balance; this is symbolic, not scientific evidence.
Red Jasper
Chalcedony quartz; typically brick red. Appearance can vary and visual identification alone is not definitive.
In modern crystal spirituality, often associated with steadiness; this is symbolic, not scientific evidence.
Picture Jasper
Chalcedony quartz; typically brown and tan patterns. Appearance can vary and visual identification alone is not definitive.
In modern crystal spirituality, often associated with nature connection; this is symbolic, not scientific evidence.
Moss Agate
Chalcedony quartz; typically clear to white with green inclusions. Appearance can vary and visual identification alone is not definitive.
In modern crystal spirituality, often associated with growth; this is symbolic, not scientific evidence.
Blue Lace Agate
Chalcedony quartz; typically pale blue bands. Appearance can vary and visual identification alone is not definitive.
In modern crystal spirituality, often associated with gentle expression; this is symbolic, not scientific evidence.
Botswana Agate
Chalcedony quartz; typically gray pink brown bands. Appearance can vary and visual identification alone is not definitive.
In modern crystal spirituality, often associated with reflection; this is symbolic, not scientific evidence.
Amazonite
Microcline feldspar; typically blue green. Appearance can vary and visual identification alone is not definitive.
In modern crystal spirituality, often associated with honest expression; this is symbolic, not scientific evidence.
Sunstone
Feldspar; typically orange peach with sparkle. Appearance can vary and visual identification alone is not definitive.
In modern crystal spirituality, often associated with optimism; this is symbolic, not scientific evidence.
Garnet (Almandine)
Garnet group; typically deep red. Appearance can vary and visual identification alone is not definitive.
In modern crystal spirituality, often associated with commitment; this is symbolic, not scientific evidence.
Peridot
Olivine; typically olive green. Appearance can vary and visual identification alone is not definitive.
In modern crystal spirituality, often associated with renewal; this is symbolic, not scientific evidence.
Aquamarine
Beryl; typically pale blue. Appearance can vary and visual identification alone is not definitive.
In modern crystal spirituality, often associated with clarity; this is symbolic, not scientific evidence.
Emerald
Beryl; typically green. Appearance can vary and visual identification alone is not definitive.
In modern crystal spirituality, often associated with growth; this is symbolic, not scientific evidence.
Ruby
Corundum; typically red. Appearance can vary and visual identification alone is not definitive.
In modern crystal spirituality, often associated with courage; this is symbolic, not scientific evidence.
Sapphire
Corundum; typically blue or other colors. Appearance can vary and visual identification alone is not definitive.
In modern crystal spirituality, often associated with wisdom; this is symbolic, not scientific evidence.
Kyanite
Aluminosilicate; typically blue. Appearance can vary and visual identification alone is not definitive.
In modern crystal spirituality, often associated with alignment; this is symbolic, not scientific evidence.
Apatite
Phosphate; typically blue green or yellow. Appearance can vary and visual identification alone is not definitive.
In modern crystal spirituality, often associated with curiosity; this is symbolic, not scientific evidence.
Celestite
Sulfate; typically pale blue. Appearance can vary and visual identification alone is not definitive.
In modern crystal spirituality, often associated with quiet contemplation; this is symbolic, not scientific evidence.
Selenite (Gypsum)
Gypsum; typically white translucent. Appearance can vary and visual identification alone is not definitive.
In modern crystal spirituality, often associated with stillness; this is symbolic, not scientific evidence.
Pyrite
Iron sulfide; typically brassy gold. Appearance can vary and visual identification alone is not definitive.
In modern crystal spirituality, often associated with confidence; this is symbolic, not scientific evidence.
Shungite
Carbon-rich rock; typically black. Appearance can vary and visual identification alone is not definitive.
In modern crystal spirituality, often associated with grounding; this is symbolic, not scientific evidence.
Prehnite
Phyllosilicate; typically pale green. Appearance can vary and visual identification alone is not definitive.
In modern crystal spirituality, often associated with reflection; this is symbolic, not scientific evidence.
Unakite
Epidote-feldspar rock; typically green and pink. Appearance can vary and visual identification alone is not definitive.
In modern crystal spirituality, often associated with patience and growth; this is symbolic, not scientific evidence.
Chrysoprase
Chalcedony quartz; typically apple green. Appearance can vary and visual identification alone is not definitive.
In modern crystal spirituality, often associated with hope; this is symbolic, not scientific evidence.
Chrysocolla
Copper silicate mixture; typically blue green. Appearance can vary and visual identification alone is not definitive.
In modern crystal spirituality, often associated with gentle communication; this is symbolic, not scientific evidence.
Serpentine
Serpentine mineral group; typically green. Appearance can vary and visual identification alone is not definitive.
In modern crystal spirituality, often associated with adaptability; this is symbolic, not scientific evidence.
Aragonite
Calcium carbonate; typically white brown or orange. Appearance can vary and visual identification alone is not definitive.
In modern crystal spirituality, often associated with stability; this is symbolic, not scientific evidence.
Calcite (Orange)
Calcium carbonate; typically orange. Appearance can vary and visual identification alone is not definitive.
In modern crystal spirituality, often associated with creativity; this is symbolic, not scientific evidence.
Petrified Wood
Silicified fossil wood; typically brown tan multicolored. Appearance can vary and visual identification alone is not definitive.
In modern crystal spirituality, often associated with patience and history; this is symbolic, not scientific evidence.