Crystal Meanings

Crystal Meanings Guide

Crystals have been treasured for centuries for their natural beauty and the intentions people bring to them. This guide introduces the stones found throughout our collection — what they are, how they form, and the qualities they are traditionally associated with. Use it as a starting point to find the stone that resonates most with you.

Please note: Crystal properties described here reflect traditional and spiritual use. They are not medical or therapeutic claims and are not a substitute for professional health advice.

Amethyst

What it is: A violet variety of quartz coloured by iron impurities. Hardness 7 on the Mohs scale. Found in Brazil, Uruguay, and Zambia.

Traditionally associated with: Calm, clarity, and restful sleep. Often used during meditation and intention-setting for mental stillness.

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Green Aventurine

What it is: A green quartz variety with shimmering mica inclusions (aventurescence). Hardness 6.5–7. Most commonly sourced from India.

Traditionally associated with: Opportunity, optimism, and abundance. A popular choice for prosperity rituals and fresh-start intentions.

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Lapis Lazuli

What it is: A deep-blue metamorphic rock composed primarily of lazurite, calcite, and pyrite. One of the oldest ornamental stones, prized in Ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia. Hardness 5–6.

Traditionally associated with: Truth, intuition, and inner wisdom. Often linked to the third-eye and throat energy centres in spiritual practice.

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Tiger Eye

What it is: A golden-brown chatoyant quartz formed by the replacement of crocidolite fibres with silica. The silky shimmer (cat's-eye effect) shifts with the light. Hardness 7. Primary sources include South Africa and Australia.

Traditionally associated with: Confidence, focus, and grounded courage. A go-to stone for clarity of purpose and staying centred under pressure.

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Selenite

What it is: A translucent form of gypsum (calcium sulphate). Extremely soft at hardness 2 — keep it dry, as it dissolves slowly in water. Known for its luminous, pearlescent appearance. Major deposits in Morocco and Mexico.

Traditionally associated with: Cleansing, clarity, and energetic purification. Widely used to cleanse and recharge other crystals and to create calm in a space.

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Rose Quartz

What it is: A pale-pink variety of quartz, coloured by trace amounts of titanium, iron, or manganese. Hardness 7. Sourced primarily from Brazil, Madagascar, and South Africa.

Traditionally associated with: Compassion, self-love, and emotional openness. A classic stone for heart-centred intentions and nurturing relationships.

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Crystal Kits & Sets

Not sure where to start? Our curated ritual kits pair multiple crystals around a single intention — a simple way to explore several stones at once.

All crystals are natural stones and may vary slightly in colour and shape — this is part of their character, not a flaw. No two pieces are exactly alike.