A guide to
crystal stones.

Color, character and a meaning to make your own.

Compare crystal colors, mineral families and bead textures. Explore the traditional meanings of love, prosperity, courage and protection alongside the Five Elements. Cards marked Material reference are educational examples, not a list of available Studio materials. Follow a bracelet link for a specific product; see the Studio for its current choices.

Bracelet buying guides

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WoodGrowth · Direction · Beginnings

Wood stones for the early, unfinished stage — when there’s something you’re trying to get moving.

Polished Green Aventurine bead
Green Aventurine
Wood · quartz

The optimist’s stone — quiet nerve for a fresh start.

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Polished Jade (Nephrite) bead
Jade (Nephrite)
Wood · silicate

Patience that outlasts trouble — the long-game stone.

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Polished Malachite bead
Malachite
Wood · carbonate

A clean break from the old loop — for change you keep avoiding.

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Polished Prehnite bead
Prehnite
Wood · silicate

Prehnite or jade? Check the material, cloudy appearance and bracelet fit.

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FireWarmth · Presence · Expression

Fire stones for warmth and presence — when you want more of yourself to reach the room.

Polished Amethyst bead
Amethyst
Fire · quartz

For the mind that keeps re-running a conversation that’s already over.

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Polished Carnelian bead
Carnelian
Fire · chalcedony

Courage on a slow day — the stone for starting before you feel ready.

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Polished Sunstone bead
Sunstone
Fire · feldspar

Warmth you can lend yourself when no one’s clapping.

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Polished Garnet bead
Garnet
Fire · silicate

Steady heat — for staying in the room when it gets hard.

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EarthGround · Trust · Steadiness

Earth stones for ground and steadiness — the family to reach for when you want both feet down.

Polished Citrine bead
Citrine
Earth · quartz

A traditional symbol of prosperity, optimism and abundance.

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Polished Tiger’s Eye bead
Tiger’s Eye
Earth · quartz

Courage, prosperity and a golden wish for what comes next.

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Polished Picture Jasper bead
Picture Jasper
Earth · chalcedony

A deep breath made solid — the stone that slows you down kindly.

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Polished Yellow Calcite bead
Yellow Calcite
Earth · carbonate

Gentle confidence for the day your own voice is the harshest one in the room.

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MetalClarity · Edges · Resolve

Stones for cutting through — for boundaries, focus, and a clear no.

Polished Clear Quartz bead
Clear Quartz
Metal · quartz

Clarity, focused intention and a fresh beginning.

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Polished Howlite bead
Howlite
Metal · borate

A cooler head before you reply — for the quick-to-react.

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Polished Hematite bead
Hematite
Metal · oxide

A traditional symbol of grounding, steadiness and inner resolve.

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Polished Pyrite bead
Pyrite
Metal · sulfide

Backbone in a meeting — the stone for asking for what you’re worth.

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WaterFlow · Depth · Intuition

Water stones for flow and depth — for when the pace has been high and you want it to come down.

Polished Aquamarine bead
Aquamarine
Water · beryl

Serenity, courage and the art of speaking from the heart.

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Polished Lapis Lazuli bead
Lapis Lazuli
Water · lazurite

Old, deep blue — for saying the true thing out loud.

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Polished Sodalite bead
Sodalite
Water · silicate

Quiet logic under feeling — for thinking clearly when it’s personal.

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Polished Moonstone bead
Moonstone
Water · feldspar

Soft light in a low season — the stone for patience with yourself.

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