K2 Stone
K2 Stone balances intuition and grounding. Linked to Sagittarius, Pisces, and Gemini, it enhances wisdom, spiritual clarity, and personal transformation.
Crystal information
A collection of my knowledge and research about Crystals
Jet
Jet offers protection, grounding and ancestral wisdom. Linked to Capricorn, Scorpio, and Virgo, it shields against negativity and fosters stability.
Jasper
Jasper is a gemstone with deep historical, cultural, and spiritual significance. It has vibrant colours, intricate patterns, and strong metaphysical properties
Jade
Jade symbolises harmony, prosperity and protection. Linked to Libra, Pisces and Taurus, it balances energy, attracts abundance and nurtures emotional well-being
Iron Pyrites
Iron Pyrites, known as fool’s gold, dazzles with its metallic lustre. This striking mineral symbolises wealth, protection vitality, confidence and action.
Iolite
Iolite: Viking compass stone! Discover its pleochroic beauty, metaphysical properties, and historical significance. Explore its uses for intuition & clarity.
Howlite
Howlite was first identified in 1868 by Canadian chemist and geologist Henry How, who encountered the mineral in Nova Scotia. Initially referred to as silico-boro-calcite, it was later renamed Howlite by American mineralogist James Dwight Dana in honour of its discoverer. Alternate names and trade terms include: Composition, Physical Characteristics and Varieties Howlite is a
Honey Calcite
Honey Calcite is a golden coloured crystal known for enhancing confidence, clarity, and motivation. It resonates with the Solar Plexus and Sacral Chakras
High Atlas Mountain Jasper
High Atlas Mountain Jasper strengthens resilience and grounding. Linked to Aries, Virgo, and Capricorn, it enhances stability, motivation, and protective energy
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Hematite
The name “Hematite” originates from the Greek word “haima,” meaning “blood,” due to its red streak when powdered. This iron oxide mineral has been known by various names throughout history, including “bloodstone” (not to be confused with heliotrope) and “iron rose.” In ancient texts, it was often referred to as the “stone of warriors” due