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Crystals for Pisces

Pisces (19 February – 20 March) is a water sign traditionally ruled by Neptune and Jupiter. People born under Pisces are often described as dreamy, compassionate and artistic. In crystal-lore traditions, the stones below are associated with Pisces and are chosen to support intuition, calm and compassion.

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Crystals for Pisces

Aegirine

Glossy black-green prism crystals named after the Norse sea god – a protective stone in crystal lore.
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Amethyst

Purple quartz, the February birthstone, famous since ancient Greece as the stone of calm and a clear head.
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Aquamarine

Sea-blue beryl and March birthstone, traditionally the sailor's stone of calm and courage.
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Bloodstone

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

Soft sky-blue agate with delicate lace-like bands – a gentle crystal lore stone of calm communication.
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Fluorite

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

Caribbean-blue pectolite found in only one place on Earth – the Dominican Republic.
Lodolite (Garden Quartz)

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

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

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

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

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

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

Crystals that naturally grow as crosses – the legendary 'fairy cross' of Virginia and Brittany.
Stilbite

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

Sky-blue copper phosphate and December birthstone, treasured by ancient Egypt, Persia and Native American c...