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Crystals for the Heart Chakra

In yoga and energy traditions, the Heart chakra is located at the centre of the chest and is linked with love and compassion. Its traditional colours are green and pink, so many heart chakra crystals share those tones.

Chakras come from spiritual traditions rather than science – enjoy these crystals as part of meditation or a relaxing ritual.

Crystals for the Heart Chakra

  • Alexandrite

    Alexandrite

    The famous colour-change gem – green in daylight, red under warm light – and a June birthstone discovered i...

  • Amazonite
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    Amazonite

    Sea-green feldspar long linked with calm, clear communication and courage.

  • Andalusite

    Andalusite

    A gem that flashes green and brown-orange from different angles – named after Andalusia, Spain.

  • Atlantisite

    Atlantisite

    Green serpentine swirled with purple stichtite from Tasmania – a soft, peaceful stone in crystal lore.

  • Aventurine
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    Aventurine

    Shimmering green quartz known as the 'stone of opportunity' in crystal lore.

  • Azurite Malachite

    Azurite Malachite

    Deep blue azurite and banded green malachite grown together – two copper minerals in one stone.

  • Bloodstone
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    Bloodstone

    Deep green chalcedony flecked with red – an ancient stone of courage and the traditional March birthstone.

  • Chrome Diopside

    Chrome Diopside

    Vivid forest-green gem from Siberia, coloured by chromium – an affordable emerald look-alike.

  • Chrysocolla
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    Chrysocolla

    Blue-green copper mineral that forms near copper deposits – a gentle stone of communication.

  • Chrysoprase

    Chrysoprase

    Apple-green chalcedony coloured by nickel – a rare, fresh-looking stone of joy and the heart.

  • Cobalto Calcite

    Cobalto Calcite

    Hot-pink calcite coloured by cobalt – one of the most vivid pinks in the mineral world.

  • Danburite

    Danburite

    Clear, glassy crystals named after Danbury, Connecticut – a calm, high-clarity stone in crystal lore.

  • Dioptase

    Dioptase

    Intensely emerald-green copper crystals once mistaken for emerald – a prized collector's mineral.

  • Dolomite

    Dolomite

    Pearly pink to white saddle-shaped crystals – the mineral that gave the Dolomite mountains their name.

  • Emerald
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    Emerald

    The legendary green beryl and May birthstone, treasured from Cleopatra's Egypt to Colombia.

  • Epidote

    Epidote

    Deep pistachio-green crystals common in metamorphic rocks – a crystal lore stone of growth.

  • Eudialyte

    Eudialyte

    Raspberry-red crystals scattered through black and white rock – a rare stone from the Arctic.

  • Flower Agate
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    Flower Agate

    Soft pink and cream chalcedony with 'blossoming' plume patterns, discovered in Madagascar in the late 2010s.

  • Fluorite
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    Fluorite

    Colour-banded crystals that gave 'fluorescence' its name – a crystal lore stone of focus and order.

  • Fuchsite

    Fuchsite

    Shimmering green chromium-rich mica – the sparkle inside green aventurine.

  • Garnet

    Garnet

    January's birthstone – a family of gems best known in deep red, worn since the time of the pharaohs.

  • Green Calcite

    Green Calcite

    Fresh mint-green calcite – a crystal lore stone of renewal and a fresh start.

  • Green Tourmaline

    Green Tourmaline

    Forest-green tourmaline, an October birthstone – a crystal lore stone of growth and vitality.

  • Heulandite

    Heulandite

    Pearly, coffin-shaped zeolite crystals in peach, white and green – a gentle collector's stone from India.

  • Hiddenite

    Hiddenite

    Rare green spodumene, sister of kunzite – a stone of the heart in crystal lore.

  • Jade
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    Jade

    Two exceptionally tough minerals, nephrite and jadeite, revered for thousands of years in China and Mesoame...

  • Kambaba Jasper

    Kambaba Jasper

    Dark green stone with black circular patterns, linked to ancient fossil algae – a calming stone of nature.

  • Kämmererite

    Kämmererite

    Sparkling purple-red chlorite coloured by chromium – a rare collector's stone.

  • Kunzite

    Kunzite

    Delicate pink-lilac spodumene named after Tiffany's gemmologist – the 'evening stone' that fades in sunlight.

  • Larimar

    Larimar

    Caribbean-blue pectolite found in only one place on Earth – the Dominican Republic.

  • Lepidolite
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    Lepidolite

    Lilac lithium mica with a soft sparkle, popular in crystal lore for calm, balance and sleep.

  • Lodolite (Garden Quartz)

    Lodolite (Garden Quartz)

    Clear quartz with inclusions that look like tiny gardens and landscapes – a meditative stone.

  • Malachite
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    Malachite

    Bold banded green copper mineral that decorated Russian palaces – a crystal lore stone of transformation.

  • Mangano Calcite

    Mangano Calcite

    Soft pink calcite coloured by manganese that glows pink under UV light – a gentle stone of love.

  • Moldavite
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    Moldavite

    Forest-green natural glass created by a meteorite impact about 15 million years ago, found in the Czech Rep...

  • Morganite

    Morganite

    Soft peach-pink beryl named after banker J.P. Morgan – a gentle stone of love and compassion.

  • Moss Agate
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    Moss Agate

    Clear chalcedony with green moss-like inclusions – the traditional 'gardener's stone' of growth and abundance.

  • Muscovite (Mica)

    Muscovite (Mica)

    Shiny, peelable sheets of mica once used as window glass in Russia – a stone of insight in crystal lore.

  • Ocean Jasper
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    Ocean Jasper

    Orb-patterned jasper from Madagascar's coast, whose deposit is reached by boat at low tide.

  • Opal
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    Opal

    October's birthstone – silica spheres that split light into flashing rainbow colours.

  • Peridot

    Peridot

    Lime-green August birthstone born deep in Earth's mantle – and even found in meteorites.

  • Phantom Quartz

    Phantom Quartz

    Quartz with ghostly inner outlines of earlier crystals – a crystal lore stone of growth and transformation.

  • Pink Amethyst

    Pink Amethyst

    Soft pink-lilac geodes from Patagonia – a recent find that has become a modern favourite.

  • Pink Opal
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    Pink Opal

    Soft, candy-pink common opal from the Andes – a gentle stone of love and calm.

  • Pink Tourmaline
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    Pink Tourmaline

    Rose-pink to raspberry tourmaline, an October birthstone – treasured by China's last empress.

  • Prehnite
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    Prehnite

    Soft green, glowing mineral – the first mineral ever named after a person – often dotted with black epidote.

  • Rainbow Obsidian

    Rainbow Obsidian

    Black volcanic glass with hidden bands of iridescent colour from Mexico – a joyful, protective stone.

  • Rhodochrosite

    Rhodochrosite

    Rose-pink manganese carbonate, Argentina's national stone and a crystal lore stone of self-love.

  • Rhodonite
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    Rhodonite

    Pink stone with black manganese veins, carved for Russian royalty – a crystal lore stone of emotional balance.

  • Rhyolite

    Rhyolite

    A volcanic rock with eye-like orbs and bands – the source of 'rainforest jasper' and many patterned stones.

  • Rose Quartz
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    Rose Quartz

    Soft pink quartz – the best-known stone of love, self-love and compassion in crystal traditions.

  • Ruby

    Ruby

    The 'king of gems' – rich red corundum and July's birthstone, symbol of passion and vitality.

  • Ruby Fuchsite

    Ruby Fuchsite

    Pink-red rubies set in shimmering green fuchsite – a striking stone of love and vitality from India.

  • Ruby Zoisite

    Ruby Zoisite

    Bold green zoisite studded with pink-red ruby crystals, from Tanzania – a crystal lore stone of vitality an...

  • Seraphinite

    Seraphinite

    Deep green stone with silvery feather-like shimmer, found in Siberia – named after the winged seraphim.

  • Serpentine
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    Serpentine

    Snake-skin green minerals formed from Earth's mantle – the same rock that forms Cyprus's Troodos Mountains.

  • Smithsonite

    Smithsonite

    Pastel blue, green and pink zinc carbonate – named after the Smithsonian's founder, with famous specimens f...

  • Stichtite

    Stichtite

    Lilac-purple mineral from Tasmania, often found in green serpentine – a stone of calm and comfort.

  • Stilbite

    Stilbite

    Peachy 'bow-tie' clusters of zeolite crystals from India – a soft, creative stone in crystal lore.

  • Strawberry Quartz

    Strawberry Quartz

    Pink to red quartz with sparkling iron-mineral inclusions – a sweet crystal lore stone of love and joy.

  • Titanite (Sphene)

    Titanite (Sphene)

    Wedge-shaped golden-green crystals with more fire than diamond – a rare collector's gem.

  • Tree Agate
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    Tree Agate

    White chalcedony with green tree-like patterns – a gentle crystal lore stone of growth and patience.

  • Tugtupite

    Tugtupite

    Rare Greenland gem that glows brighter pink in the light – and red under UV.

  • Unakite
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    Unakite

    Pink and green altered granite named after North Carolina's Unaka Mountains – a stone of balance.

  • Variscite

    Variscite

    Soft apple-green phosphate from Utah, often mistaken for green turquoise – a calming stone.

  • Vesuvianite

    Vesuvianite

    Green to brown crystals first found on Mount Vesuvius – also used as a jade look-alike.

  • Watermelon Tourmaline

    Watermelon Tourmaline

    Tourmaline with a pink heart and green rind, just like a watermelon slice – a stone of balance and joy.

  • Wavellite

    Wavellite

    Radiating green 'starbursts' of needle crystals, famously from Arkansas – a stone of clarity.

  • Zoisite

    Zoisite

    The versatile mineral behind tanzanite, thulite and ruby zoisite – usually green in its natural form.

Zodiac, chakra and purpose associations come from crystal-lore traditions and vary between authors. Crystals are not a substitute for medical advice.

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