Amazonite
Sea-green feldspar long linked with calm, clear communication and courage.
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Crystal Guide · Crystals by zodiac sign
Virgo (23 August – 22 September) is a earth sign traditionally ruled by Mercury. People born under Virgo are often described as practical, thoughtful and detail-minded. In crystal-lore traditions, the stones below are associated with Virgo and are chosen to support calm focus, clarity and gentle self-care.
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Sea-green feldspar long linked with calm, clear communication and courage.
Purple quartz, the February birthstone, famous since ancient Greece as the stone of calm and a clear head.
A gem that flashes green and brown-orange from different angles – named after Andalusia, Spain.
Green serpentine swirled with purple stichtite from Tasmania – a soft, peaceful stone in crystal lore.
Sapphire-blue triangular crystals found gem-quality in just one place on Earth – California's state gem.
Glowing orange chalcedony used since ancient Egypt – the crystal lore stone of creativity and confidence.
Vivid forest-green gem from Siberia, coloured by chromium – an affordable emerald look-alike.
Blue-green copper mineral that forms near copper deposits – a gentle stone of communication.
Starbursts of orange or colourless needle crystals from Mexico – a joyful-looking collector's piece.
Cream stone with black spots like a Dalmatian dog – a playful, grounding favourite from Mexico.
Clear to white chalcedony with fern-like black 'dendrites' – nature's own landscape drawing.
Raspberry-red crystals scattered through black and white rock – a rare stone from the Arctic.
January's birthstone – a family of gems best known in deep red, worn since the time of the pharaohs.
Forest-green tourmaline, an October birthstone – a crystal lore stone of growth and vitality.
Opaque, patterned chalcedony in endless colours – one of the most widely used stones in human history.
The most magnetic natural mineral – naturally magnetised lodestone made the world's first compasses.
Clear chalcedony with green moss-like inclusions – the traditional 'gardener's stone' of growth and abundance.
Snowball-like tufts of silky white fibres from India's volcanic basalts – soft to the touch and to the eye.
Lime-green August birthstone born deep in Earth's mantle – and even found in meteorites.
Pale leek-green quartz, usually created by heating amethyst – a fresh stone of growth.
Deep blue corundum and September's birthstone – a symbol of wisdom and loyalty, worn by royalty for centuries.
Banded chalcedony in layers of red-brown sard and white onyx – an August birthstone carved into Roman seals...
Pastel blue, green and pink zinc carbonate – named after the Smithsonian's founder, with famous specimens f...
Black volcanic glass scattered with white 'snowflakes' of cristobalite – a stone of balance and perspective.
Royal blue stone with white veins, once used to decorate a royal residence – a crystal lore stone of logic ...
Lilac-purple mineral from Tasmania, often found in green serpentine – a stone of calm and comfort.
Rich royal-purple stone discovered in Japan and found in gem quality mainly in South Africa.
White chalcedony with green tree-like patterns – a gentle crystal lore stone of growth and patience.
Brilliant red hexagonal crystals from Morocco's Atlas Mountains – a striking collector's specimen.
Soft apple-green phosphate from Utah, often mistaken for green turquoise – a calming stone.
Tourmaline with a pink heart and green rind, just like a watermelon slice – a stone of balance and joy.
One of the oldest minerals on Earth – a fiery December birthstone, not to be confused with cubic zirconia.
Zodiac, chakra and purpose associations come from crystal-lore traditions and vary between authors. Crystals are not a substitute for medical advice.