Pyrite Meaning
By Tim Coe
Often called Fool’s Gold, pyrite is pale gold to brassy-gold or even slightly gray-gold with a dull to glittering metallic sheen. It is also known ...
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Peridot Meaning
By Tim Coe
Peridot is an ancient gemstone that adorned medieval churches and was treasured by Napolean and Cleopatra. The healing properties of peridot and unusual peridot color ...
Agate Meaning
By Tim Coe
Agate mineral rocks are one of the most long-appreciated natural gemstones with a history that goes all the way back to the Neolithic era. There ...
Sunstone Meaning
By Tim Coe
Sunstone is a member of the Feldspar family and is named for its warm shades of golds, browns and reds that cause it to sparkle ...
Kunzite Meaning
By Tim Coe
Kunzite is an extremely pretty stone, most commonly occurring in a delicate shade of pink. The stones can also be found in shades of yellow ...
Larimar Meaning
By Tim Coe
Larimar is often referred to as the Dolphin Stone, the Atlantis Stone or Blue Pectolite. It occurs in varying hues of soft blue, turquoise and ...
Moldavite Meaning
By Tim Coe
Moldavite is believed to have been formed by a meteor colliding with Earth over 14 million years. It takes its name from the only region ...
Morganite Meaning
By Tim Coe
Morganite is a form of Pink Beryl and is a very pretty stone often used in jewelry making. The peachy tones of some Morganite crystals ...
Topaz Meaning
By Tim Coe
Topaz can be found is so many colors that it is beyond the scope of this article to cover all of them. It is, and ...
Kyanite Meaning
By Tim Coe
Kyanite is one of the only two gemstones (the other is citrine) on the planet never to need cleansing as it does not harbor negative ...