Gemstones are known to have healing properties. While there is no scientific proof of its healing powers, people are still attracted to it. Some advocates swear by its healing powers. Or others feel good to own one or many different gemstones either for their beauty or to feel at ease. So what are the various gemstones and their meanings that exist on our planet?
But what have gemstones got to do with Numerology?
Gemstones are commonly associated with Astrology, Feng Shui, or other types of pseudosciences or metaphysics. And this is because of the positive energies or qi associated with it. On the same front, Numerology looks at the positive and negative energies of the numbers we have inherited or acquired. We may therefore apply gemstones in Numerology as a way to improve our well-being.
How do we know which gemstones to use from a Numerology standpoint to augment the positive energies that you possess from the numbers that you have? Or how do we use gemstones to neutralise or soften the negative energies that may exist around us?
This article seeks to answer the above questions.
Have a look at the Table of Content and navigate to the section which interests you.
The Difference Between Gemstones and Crystals
As I research more into the world of gemstones, I find that it will be useful to dig deeper into the background.
One confusion that I had was the terminology between gemstones and crystals. Many times, different people may call the same stone a gemstone or crystal.
Hence, I would like to clarify the difference between the terms gemstones and crystals. You will find that some websites or physical shops would use the term crystals, while others may use gemstones. But you will then realise that they are all talking about the same thing.
So before I begin this study to link gemstones and Numerology together, it seems that the terms gemstone and crystal are interchangeable.
Do you think so too? Or do you think they can be different? If so, what are the differences?
To begin with, we have to remember that a gemstone can be a crystal, but not all crystals can be a gemstone.
The easiest way to understand is that salt and sugar are crystals, but you wouldn’t call them a gemstone, right?
What is a Gemstone?
A gemstone, as the name suggests, is a rare and high-quality mineral. Thus, it can be worth a lot.
Gemstones are categorised into 2 types, precious and semi-precious.
Precious gemstones always come from single minerals. There are only 4 types of gemstones that are considered precious, and these are diamonds, emeralds, ruby, and sapphire. Anything else is deemed semi-precious.
However, it does not mean that a semi-precious gemstone is worth lesser than a precious gemstone.
Semi-precious gemstones, on the other hand, may be derived from a single mineral or multiple minerals. Examples of semi-precious gemstones include amethyst, aquamarine, citrine, or garnet.
And this was what confused me before where, for example, I have heard people calling amethyst a crystal, a gemstone, or calls them both at the same time!
But from my research, I can now confirm that amethyst is called a semi-precious gemstone.
So.
What is a Crystal?
A crystal is a solid substance whereby its atoms are structured in a geometrical pattern order.
In crystallography, there are 7 types of crystal lattice systems to categorise the crystals. These are triclinic, monoclinic, orthorhombic, tetragonal, trigonal, hexagonal, and cubic.
And crystals are held together by various types of chemical bond types such as covalent bonds, ionic bonds, and metallic bonds.
As mentioned earlier, all gemstones are crystals, and they fall under one of the 7 types of crystal lattice systems and chemical bond types. For example, hematite, which is a semi-precious gemstone, belongs to the crystal system of trigonal and the covalent chemical bond type. And diamond, being a precious gemstone, belongs to the cubic crystal system and covalent chemical bond type.
In essence, all the pretty looking “stones” that you see can be termed interchangeably either as a crystal or gemstone.
One way to look at it is that people may call gemstones that are translucent or transparent as crystals, basically, those shiny “crystal-like” ones. Examples of these are ametrine or amethyst. It also depends on the shape, whether it is “stone-like” or “crystal-like.”
Gemstones that are opaque such as hematite or jasper may be called semi-precious gemstones or just gemstones.
So there you go, that is why people would call the same thing a gemstone or crystal. I would say it depends on the shape and looks of the mineral.
Another way to differentiate the way we call stones to be crystals or gemstones maybe by the way we judge on their luster, colour, and natural shape versus cut, clarity, and purity, respectively.
I hope this section has helped to provide you with a good idea of when to say it is a gemstone and when it is a crystal.
Where Are The World’s Gemstones Found?
And I thought it would be interesting to know where are all the gemstones found in the world.
Alas, most of the gemstones are available in many parts of the world. There can be more than 430 different variations of gemstones, depending on the mix of the minerals.
And this would be understandable since most gemstones are formed in the Earth’s crust, about 5 to 40 km beneath the Earth’s surface. On the other hand, diamonds are generally found 150-250km beneath the Earth’s surface.
Hence, there will always be gemstone deposits below us, just a matter of whether there is more or less and whether it is worth the effort to mine.
Few countries stand out being famous for gemstones. And these are Brazil, Sri Lanka, and India. Other countries that mines and supplies gemstones will include:
- Afghanistan
- Armenia
- Australia
- Austria
- Britain
- Burma
- Canada
- Chile
- China
- Democratic Republic of Congo
- Egypt
- Finland
- France
- Gabon
- Germany
- Indonesia
- Iran
- Israel
- Kazakhstan
- Kenya
- Libya
- Malawi
- Mexico
- Mozambique
- Myanmar
- Namibia
- Nigeria
- Norway
- Pakistan
- Peru
- Poland
- Russia
- Siberia
- Slovakia
- South Africa
- South Korea
- Sweden
- Tanzania
- Ukraine
- United States
- Uruguay
- Venezuela
- Zambia
But does it matter to know which country your gemstones came from?
In my opinion, unless you are buying a very expensive gemstone or you have a particular preference, it really doesn’t matter. And usually, the information on where the gemstone came from is not available anyway.
And from one source that I have read, being told the country of origin of a gemstone is more of a marketing tool than having any value.
However, it may be worth knowing a bit more if you are buying a precious gemstone or any semi-precious gemstone that has a hefty price tag. The seller should have such information available. You might also want to spend on getting a lab report to have an accurate valuation.
Gemstones Energy Properties
What is more critical from a positive energy perspective is that the gemstones should ideally come from a natural source and not artificial. I think you will agree with me that we want to benefit from the gemstone’s energy that comes naturally from the earth and not artificially or synthetically manufactured from a lab or factory.
However, man-made gemstones can be less costly than natural ones and may look more beautiful. And it is because such synthetic gemstones are grown in a controlled environment, thus they will usually have fewer inclusions and are more vivid in their colours compared to their natural counterparts.
Plus, they are chemically or structurally identical to the natural gemstones found inside the earth’s crust. Hence in principle, since the chemical makeup is the same as the natural gemstones, the energy properties should be the same.
Nevertheless, getting a natural gemstone is still the most ideal case. Imperfections can be beautiful too.
So, in other words, synthetic gemstones should look more aesthetically pleasing. If looks are your priority, then it doesn’t matter if the gemstone is a natural or synthetic source.
But if you are concerned with the energy properties that your gemstone can bring you, try to ask your sellers for the gemstone origin they are selling.
However, you may not need to worry that much. Sometimes, it is the stones that find you. You may, therefore, have a collection of gemstones over time. And you might be able to sense that certain gemstones feel more powerful than others as time goes by.
Usage And Types Of Gemstone Products
How then do we harness and benefit from the energies of the gemstones?
By having the right gemstones placed around you or carried with you, you will benefit from their energy properties depending on what type of energy you want to enhance for yourself.
You may place the gemstones as a decorative piece on your desk or anywhere in your house. Or, if you are frequently on the roads, you can display it on your vehicle’s dashboard or hang it on your rear mirror.
If you prefer wearables, having gemstone bracelets, necklaces, pendants, rings, or earrings are the common ideas for the ladies. The recent new inclusion would be the face mask chains.
I find it less common for men, but the available gemstone options are bracelets, rings, and cuff links.
Other options to enhance your energies from the gemstones are gemstone keychains and water bottles.
Once you have your gemstones, you will want to communicate with it to connect with the energies that it brings. Knowing the meaning of the gemstones is therefore essential, and feel how the energy flows around and inside you.
Meaning Of The Gemstones From A Numerology Perspective
With so many different types and variations of gemstones in the world, it is a tough choice to decide which one is suitable for you if you want to benefit from its energy properties.
What you may also find is that many gemstones have similar energy properties.
And this is good since it gives you a variety of gemstones of different colours to choose from.
What is essential to know is the meaning of the various gemstones, how they may benefit you, and which ones you like the most.
I started by understanding how many different types of gemstones are there in the world. In the beginning, I found 211 variations. But as I delve further, it expanded to 430 variations. And I am very sure the number of gemstone variations is more than that.
It will be a long journey to truly appreciate all the different gemstones, and I salute the researchers who have spent years in the fields of gemology or crystallography.
So in this section, I will be looking at just a number of the common gemstones. And you will find the summary meanings for each of them in the respective tables below and which Character Root Number they should belong to from a Numerology perspective.
Do you know which Character Root Number you belong to? If not, you can refer to my earlier article on calculating your Numerology chart here.
And if you want to know the meaning of the Character Root Numbers, you can refer to my previous article on Numerology Number Meanings.
Amethyst
| Category | Description |
|---|---|
| Amethyst |  Photo by: Marie-Lan Taÿ Pamart / CC BY 4.0 |
| Formula | Silicon Dioxide (SiO2) |
| Crystal System | Trigonal |
| Mohs Scale of Hardness | 7 |
| Colour | Purple |
| Found In | Brazil, Uruguay, South Korea, Austria, Russia, India, Zambia, United States |
Meaning | – Promotes stability, peace, calmness, and balance – Provides clarity of mind to help you make wiser decisions – Protection against negative thoughts – Increase charm and attractiveness |
| Recommended Gemstone For | Character Root Number 7 (The Celebrity) |
| Element | Air |
Angelite
| Category | Description |
|---|---|
| Angelite |  Photo by: Robert M. Lavinsky / CC BY-SA 3.0 |
| Formula | Calcium Sulfate (CaSO4) |
| Crystal System | Orthorhombic |
| Mohs Scale of Hardness | 3.5 |
| Colour | Heavenly Blue |
| Found In | Peru, Mexico, Britain, Egypt, Germany, Libya, Poland |
| Meaning | – Promotes truthful communication and self-expression – Dispels anger, fear, and anxiety – Creates feelings of peace and tranquility |
| Recommended Gemstone For | Character Root Number 2 (The Communicator) |
| Element | Air |
Aquamarine
| Category | Description |
|---|---|
| Aquamarine |  Photo by: Robert M. Lavinsky / CC BY-SA 3.0 |
| Formula | Beryllium Aluminium Cyclosilicate (Be3Al2Si6O18) The aquamarine colour comes from iron ions Fe2+ |
| Crystal System | Hexagonal |
| Mohs Scale of Hardness | 7.5 – 8 |
| Colour | Blue |
| Found In | Brazil, Afghanistan, Kenya, Malawi, Madagascar, Mozambique, Nigeria, Pakistan, Russia, Tanzania, Zambia |
| Meaning | – Enhances courage, reduce stress, and calms the mind – Sharpens intuition and enhance clairvoyance – Improve communication and self-expression |
| Recommended Gemstone For | Character Root Number 1 (The Leader) |
| Element | Water |
Blue Aventurine
| Category | Description |
|---|---|
| Blue Aventurine | |
| Formula | Silicon Dioxide (SiO2) colored blue by the mineral Dumortierite: (Al,Fe3+)7O3(BO3)(SiO4)3 |
| Crystal System | Hexagonal |
| Mohs Scale of hardness | 6.5 – 7 |
| Colour | Blue |
| Found In | India, Brazil, Russia |
| Meaning | – Enhances leadership qualities – Improves perception and foresight to act decisively – Strengthens ability to communicate more effectively – Helps improve self-discipline and determination |
| Recommended Gemstone For | Character Root Number 1 (The Leader) Character Root Number 3 (The Energizer) |
| Element | Water |
Carnelian
| Category | Description |
|---|---|
| Carnelian | .jpg) Photo: carnelian SiO2 locality: Doubravice, Czech Republic photo (c) 2015 By Jan Helebrant / CC BY-SA 2.0 |
| Formula | Silicon Dioxide (SiO2) |
| Crystal System | Trigonal |
| Mohs Scale of hardness | 6-7 |
| Colour | Brownish-Red |
| Found In | Indonesia, Brazil, India, Russia, Germany, Uruguay, Japan, Botswana, Madagascar, and United States |
| Meaning | – Enhance physical energy, keeps you motivated and take action – Protection from rage, envy and resentment – Stimulates creativity – Boosts courage and willpower |
| Recommended Gemstone For | Character Root Number 3 (The Energizer) |
| Element | Fire |
Citrine
| Category | Description |
|---|---|
| Citrine |  |
| Formula | Silicon Dioxide (SiO2) |
| Crystal System | Hexagonal |
| Mohs Scale of hardness | 7 |
| Colour | Yellow, Orange, Brown |
| Found In | Brazil, Russia, Madagascar |
| Meaning | – Known as the Success Stone and Merchant’s Stone, it helps to attract success, wealth, and abundance to your life. – Bestow self-confidence and mental clarity, helps the wearer to make better decisions. |
| Recommended Gemstone For | Character Root Number 9 (The Entrepreneur) |
| Element | Wind |
Garnet (Almandine)
There are many types of garnets where different varieties due to its chemical composition will result in different colours.
For the purpose of this article, we will focus on almandine garnet, which is the most the common among the garnet group.
| Category | Description |
|---|---|
| Garnet (Almandine) |  Photo by: Didier Descouens / CC BY-SA 4.0 |
| Formula | General formula X3Y2(SiO4)3, where X and Y are replaced by different chemical elements resulting in different colours. Reddish shades are the most common types of garnet. Below shows the varieties of garnets available. – Almandine Fe3Al2(SiO4)3 – reddish-orange to red, slightly purplish red to reddish-purple – Andradite Ca3Fe2(SiO4)3 with 3 sub-varieties – Melanite – Black – Demantoid – Vivid green (rare) – Topazolite – Yellow-green (rarer than demantoid) – Grossular Ca3Al2(SiO4)3 – Hessonite – “Cinnamon stone”, yellow-orange to reddish-orange – Tsavorite – Light to deep green – Pyrope Mg3Al2(SiO4)3 – Blood red to black red – Rhodolite (Mg, Fe)3Al2(SiO4)3 – a sub-variety of Pyrope with composition from Almandine. Red-pink-purplish in colour. – Spessartine Mn3Al2(SiO4)3 – orange-yellow – Uvarovite Ca3Cr2SiO4)3 – green |
| Crystal System | Isometric |
| Mohs Scale of hardness | 6.5 – 7.5 |
| Colour | Red primarily, but can be found in different colours as described above |
| Found In | Australia, United States, India, China, Russia, Namibia, Kenya, Tanzania, Sri Lanka |
| Meaning | – Gives you the strength and enthusiasm to take action and overcome your challenges – Protective stone to keep you safe from harm – Helps you to focus on your goals and stay on course – Assist in regulating your temper |
| Recommended Gemstone For | Character Root Number 3 (The Energizer) Character Root Number 8 (The Guardian) |
| Element | Fire |
Green Aventurine
| Category | Description |
|---|---|
| Sample Image |  Photo by: Doobuzz / CC BY-SA 3.0 |
| Formula | Silicon Dioxide (SiO2) |
| Crystal System | Hexagonal |
| Mohs Scale of hardness | 6.5 to 7 |
| Colour | Green |
| Found In | India, Brazil, Chile, Austria, Russia, and Tanzania |
| Meaning | – Stone of Opportunity, increases wealth luck – Enhances leadership qualities, providing focus, confidence, and decisiveness – Promotes compassionate behaviour – Brings calmness and peace |
| Recommended Gemstone For | – General-purpose gemstone suitable for all Character Root Number |
| Element | Earth |
Hematite
| Category | Description |
|---|---|
| Sample Image |  Photo by: Marie-Lan Taÿ Pamart / CC BY 4.0 |
| Formula | Iron Oxide (Fe2O3) |
| Crystal System | Trigonal |
| Mohs Scale of hardness | 5 – 6 |
| Colour | Black, Steel, Silver-gray |
| Found In | China, Australia, Brazil, India, Russia, Ukraine, South Africa, Canda, Venezuela, United States |
| Meaning | – Grounds your mind to a calming state, enabling you to concentrate, focus, and organise yourself better. – Enhances your logical thinking and planning abilities |
| Recommended Gemstone For | Character Root Number 4 (The Mastermind) |
| Element | Earth |
Kyanite
| Category | Description |
|---|---|
| Sample Image |  Photo by: Marie-Lan Taÿ Pamart / CC BY 4.0 |
| Formula | Aluminosilicate (Al2SiO5) |
| Crystal System | Triclinic |
| Mohs Scale of hardness | 4.5 to 7 |
| Colour | Blue |
| Found In | United States, Mexico, Brazil, Australia, Burma, Italy, Austria, and Switzerland |
| Meaning | – Keeps you calm and functional in extreme situation, enabling you to think logically and rationally to arrive at resolute action or conclusion – Improves communication skills such as in public speaking, presentation or closing a deal with a client |
| Recommended Gemstone For | Character Root Number 2 (The Communicator) Character Root Number 3 (The Energizer) Character Root Number 4 (The Mastermind) |
| Element | Air |
Labradorite
| Category | Description |
|---|---|
| Sample Image |  Photo by: Marie-Lan Taÿ Pamart / CC BY 4.0 |
| Formula | (Ca,Na)(Al,Si)4O8) |
| Crystal System | Triclinic |
| Mohs Scale of hardness | 6 to 6.5 |
| Colour | Multicolour of Blue, pale green, yellow, grey |
| Found In | Canada, Norway, Finland, Madagascar, China, Australia, Slovakia, United States |
| Meaning | – Sharpens intuition and ignites your imagination and creativity bringing rise to new ideas or solutions – Calms an overactive mind and manages your fear, insecurities, anxiety, or stress. |
| Recommended Gemstone For | Character Root Number 6 (The Sage) |
| Element | Water |
White Moonstone
| Category | Description |
|---|---|
| White Moonstone |  Photo by: Super DM / CC BY-SA 4.0 |
| Formula | Orthoclase feldspar – Potassium Aluminum Silicate (KAlSi3O8) |
| Crystal System | Monoclinic |
| Mohs Scale of hardness | 6 |
| Colour | White |
| Found In | Sri Lanka, India, Australia, Brazil, Germany, India, Myanmar, Madagascar, Mexico, Norway, Switzerland, Tanzania, and the United States |
| Meaning | – Enhances intuition, boosting your perception and foresight of the future. – Helps to relieve stress and calms the mind – Believed to be a stone that protects travelers. |
| Recommended Gemstone For | Character Root Number 3 (The Energizer) Character Root Number 6 (The Sage) |
| Element | Water |
Peach Aventurine
| Category | Description |
|---|---|
| Peach Aventurine | |
| Formula | Silicon Dioxide (SiO2) |
| Crystal System | Hexagonal |
| Mohs Scale of hardness | 7 |
| Colour | Peach |
| Found In | Chile, Russia, Spain |
| Meaning | – Helps to reduce anxiety, stress and shyness, surrounding you with a sense of calm and balance – Enhances your creativity to get things done – Improve your mental clarity and enhance your intelligence – Foster greater wisdom to help overcome a negative situation to a positive one. |
| Recommended Gemstone For | Character Root Number 8 (The Guardian) |
| Element | Earth |
Red Jasper
| Category | Description |
|---|---|
| Red Jasper | .jpg) Photo: Jasper from Cave Creek, Arizona, USA. (4.2 cm across at its widest) By James St. John / CC BY 2.0 |
| Formula | Silicon Dioxide (SiO2) with traces of hematite |
| Crystal System | Hexagonal |
| Mohs Scale of hardness | 7 |
| Colour | Red |
| Found In | Australia, Brazil, Canada, India, Kazakhstan, Madagascar, Russia, Egypt, Uruguay and United States |
| Meaning | – Enhances willpower – Improves strength and stamina, combating fatigue – Gives the courage to deal with unpleasant tasks |
| Recommended Gemstone For | Character Root Number 8 (The Guardian) |
| Element | Fire |
Rhodonite
| Category | Description |
|---|---|
| Rhodonite | .jpg) Photo: Mineral exhibit – Rhodonite By S. Rae / CC BY 2.0 |
| Formula | (Mn2, Fe2, Mg,Ca)SiO3 |
| Crystal System | Triclinic |
| Mohs Scale of hardness | 5.5 to 6.5 |
| Colour | Pink and Black |
| Found In | USA, Canada, Australia, India, South Africa, Madagascar, Mexico, Brazil, Spain, Russia, Sweden, and Germany. |
| Meaning | – Helps to remove anxiety or anger and assist you to be calm and more attentive to the details. – Brings emotional healing that clears away emotional wounds and scars from the past |
| Recommended Gemstone For | Character Root Number 3 (The Energizer) |
| Element | Earth |
Sodalite
| Category | Description |
|---|---|
| Sodalite |  Photo by: Ra’ike / CC BY-SA 3.0 |
| Formula | Na8(Al6Si6O24)Cl2 |
| Crystal System | Cubic |
| Mohs Scale of hardness | 5.5 to 6 |
| Colour | Royal Blue |
| Found In | Greenland, Portugal, Brazil, Bolivia, Canada, Russia, Australia, Tanzania, China, Namibia, Italy. |
| Meaning | – Helps you to communicate how you truly feel, clearly and confidently – Encourages logical thinking, rational thought and enhance mental clarity – Reduce stress and anxiety, increase feelings of peace and serenity |
| Recommended Gemstone For | Character Root Number 2 (The Communicator) Character Root Number 4 (The Mastermind) Character Root Number 9 (The Entrepreneur) |
| Element | Water |
Sunstone
| Category | Description |
|---|---|
| Sunstone |  |
| Formula | (Ca,Na)((Al,Si)2Si2O8) |
| Crystal System | Triclinic |
| Mohs Scale of hardness | 6.5 to 7.2 |
| Colour | Colourless and ranges from orange to red |
| Found In | United States, Canada, Norway, Sweden, Russia, Greece, South Australia, and India |
| Meaning | – Enhance leadership qualities – Encourages confidence, creativity, independence, intuition, optimism, and determination. – Associated with wealth, luck, and good fortune – Brings joy and happiness to others and self. |
| Recommended Gemstone For | Character Root Number 1 (The Leader) |
| Element | Fire |
I hope that you now have a better idea of the meaning of each gemstone above. Which of these gemstones is align with your Character Root Number?
Perhaps you might want to consider acquiring some of these gemstones in whichever form that is available to enhance your existing energies?
And if you understand yourself and your numerology chart enough, you can also consider gemstones that do not belong to your Character Root Number but has energies you are lacking.
Summary
Hopefully, this article has brought you some educational value. To recap, it has helped to clarify the difference between the terms gemstones and crystals and suggest how best to use these terms correctly.
This post has also sought to understand and rationalise the location of the gemstones in the world and whether it is necessary to know.
It has also articulated the view that if we want to benefit from the energies of the gemstones, we should always try to get the natural ones and not synthetically manufactured.
And finally, the article presents the summarised meaning of several gemstones and cross-reference to how we can apply them from a Numerology perspective.
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Thank you for defining gemstone versus crystal. It’s helpful to know that a gemstone can be a crystal, but not all crystals can be a gemstone. We have a “rich” mining history in my area and there are plenty of tourist places that offer gem grubbing activities. I love visiting these shops and attractions and feeling the energy of the room full of gems. I thought I might have gravitated to the ones that were visually the most interesting, but perhaps there is more at work than that. I’ve enjoyed learning more about the gems here and will reference this page again!
Hi Aly, thank you for dropping by and it is awesome to know that you live in one of the mining areas!
I love all the gemstones. I have the love stone ring right now and I do believe that they do me good. It can be placebo or it just works. I also love the Aquamarine, a big one right by my bed. It just started with I love the color but it just made me relax and I think that it is true. I have to go get myself some Blue Aventurine just to enhance my leadership. Thanks for sharing this awesome meaning!
Hi Nuttanee, thanks for stopping by and reading this article. Glad to know you are a gemstone lover. Good to know you intend to get yourself some Blue Aventurine to enhance your leadership. But perhaps you might also want to calculate your Numerology chart and see if you are indeed lacking the number 1. Let me know if you need some help. 🙂
This was very interesting information on gemstones, where they come from, the countries they are mined in, and the various properties. I skimmed thru the gemstones you have listed and did not see the one I was looking for which is okay. I plan on doing a web search on it now and see what it says about it. Thanks for the interesting information.
Hi Leahrae, thanks for reading and finding this article interesting. Yes, there are many gemstones and, unfortunately, I can’t cover them all. But do let me know which gemstone you are searching for and I would be glad to add it in as well. 🙂
Thank you so much for this article, I find gemstones fascinating as I have been a jeweler my entire life, I know that some of these gemstones are not all used for jewelry manufacturing, nevertheless, it’s awesome to know where they actually come from. I have never heard of the sunstone though, but I love the meaning behind it. Great article. Take care!
Hi Jean, thanks for reading and glad you like it!
This is an absolutely fascinating post on gemstones and their meanings and the connection to numerology. I now have a very clear idea about the difference between gemstones and crystals, and also what semi-precious and precious gemstones are.
I agree with you that if you want to harness the natural power and qualities of gemstones, then it is essential to have a natural stone, and not a synthetic one. This is a great post.
Hi LineCowley, thank you for reading. Glad you enjoy it. 🙂
This is very interesting and insightful.
Personally unless it is natural I do not see it as being real.
I didn’t realise that they were found in so many countries. Perhaps I need to start digging in my back garden. But it appears that I will need a very deep hole.
Your description of the properties of the various stones is very helpful in deciding which ones to buy.
Thanks for sharing this with us.
Hi Geoff, thank you for reading and find this interesting and insightful. I share the same sentiments as you. Unless it is natural, I do not see the gemstone as being real.