You surely know your astrological sign, but have you ever thought of the stone that is associated with you? The one who, according to your month of birth, embody your qualities, your strength … even your flaws? It is not just a simple jewel or a decorative object: for many, these stones are also powerful symbols, almost talismans.
January – Garnet: Quiet Force
If you were born in January, your stone is the garnet. Known for its deep red shade, it symbolizes protection and fidelity. We lend him energizing virtues and an ability to strengthen the will. It often corresponds to the determined, loyal personalities, sometimes introverted but always reliable.
February – Amethyst: Intuition embodied
L’Amethyst, an elegant violet stone, is associated with those born in February. It represents wisdom, spirituality and inner peace. It is the stone of lucid dreamers, of those who have a strong intuition, a very developed mystical or meditative side.
March-Aigue-Marine: The Clear Soul
Was you born in March? So your ally is theAigue-Marine, symbol of clarity, communication and calm. This bluish stone evokes the sea, appeasement, and is perfectly suitable for soft, sensitive, but solid temperaments.
April – Diamond: Absolute shine
THE Diamond, April stone, is undoubtedly the best known and coveted. It represents eternity, purity and resilience. If you were born that month, we often lend you an unshakable strength, a foolproof determination, sometimes a demanding side … but unforgettable.
May – Emerald: the green heart
Born in May? Your symbol is theEmerald, a deep green stone which embodies love, renewal and fertility. It is often associated with benevolence, compassion and a deep sense of loyalty love.
June – Moonstone or Alexandrite: Double facet
The natives of June sometimes have the choice between two stones: the moonstone, which evokes intuition, softness and femininity, andAlexandrite, rarer, which symbolizes duality and transformation. Two stones for two often complex personalities full of nuances.
July – Ruby: sacred fire
THE Rubis, July Pierre, is an explosion of passion. She embodies vitality, ardent love, courage and strength. It is a stone of leaders, flamboyant characters, whole people who live intensely.
August – Peridot: discreet charm
If you were born in August, your brilliance is in the Peridot, light green, almost lemony. It is said of this stone that it distances bad energies and attracts abundance. It fits well for solar, sociable, sometimes discreet but deeply optimistic personalities.
September – Sapphire: Truth opposite
THE Sapphire, deep blue, accompanies the natives of September. It is the stone of truth, justice and loyalty. It often reveals a quest for authenticity, righteousness, and analytical intelligence.
October – opal or tourmaline: Light and mystery
The natives of October are associated with theopal, shimmering and unpredictable, or at Tourmaline, more anchored. The opal evokes creativity, imagination and changing emotions. Tourmaline protects, balances and helps channel energy.
November – Topaze: reassuring heat
Are you from November? Your stone is the Topaz, often golden or orange, synonymous with generosity, loyalty and human warmth. She supports self -confidence and mental clarity.
December – Turquoise: the free spirit
Finally, if you were born in December, your stone is the turquoise. It embodies freedom, communication and protection. It is a traveler’s stone, thinker, free soul. It is linked to frank, spontaneous personalities, but who also need security.
Mini FAQ: natural stones, the questions that everyone is asking
1. What is the difference between a natural stone and a synthetic stone?
A natural stone is extracted directly from the earth, without human intervention on its structure. It has been trained naturally over the centuries. Conversely, a synthetic stone is made in the laboratory. It can have the same chemical composition, but it does not have the same “energy” or symbolic value, especially in lithotherapy.
2. What is the most powerful natural stone?
It all depends on what you are looking for. Many consider that the Labradorite is one of the most powerful for energy protection, while the Quartz is often cited for its amplifying effects. THE Roche crystal is known to purify and recharge other stones.
3. How do you know if a natural stone is true?
Look at his irregularities: a stone too perfect, too smooth or too colorful can be an imitation. You can also test it to the touch: a real natural stone remains cold, even after a few seconds in your hand. Falus stones, plastic or glass, warm up quickly.
4. Can we sleep with a natural stone?
Yes, but not with everyone. Some stones are very stimulating, such as garnet or red jasper, and may disturb your sleep. On the other hand, stones like amethyst, moonstone or lepidolite are known to appease and promote restful sleep.
5. Should you cleanse or recharge your natural stones?
Absolutely. A natural stone absorbs energies around it, so it needs to be purified regularly. You can pass it under clear water, bury it in the ground, or use sage smoke. To recharge it, sun or moon light is often used.
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