Zodiac sign
Libra
Crystals associated with Libra
Traditions associate different crystals, and sometimes they disagree. Each crystal shows the tradition that makes the association; its sources are on the crystal page.
Atlantisite
A natural mix of green serpentine and purple stichtite, from a single hill in Tasmania.
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Black Tourmaline
Schorl, the most common tourmaline in nature: black, opaque and grooved along its length. Its name comes from a German village that has since changed its own name.
- Crystal traditionUncertain
Multi-colour Tourmaline
A handful of rough crystals in pink, red and green. Tourmaline has one of the widest color ranges of any gem, sometimes with several colors in a single crystal.
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Rainbow Moonstone with Black Tourmaline
A white stone with a blue glow and black specks. Its name promises two things, and both are more complicated than they sound.
- Crystal traditionUncertain
Rose Quartz
Quartz in a soft shade of pink, colored by microscopic mineral fibers. Also known as the "love stone".
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Smoky Quartz
Brown, transparent quartz colored by natural radiation. In 12th-century China it was made into sunglasses for judges.
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Strawberry Quartz
Pink to red quartz colored by inclusions that look like strawberry seeds. Also one of the stones most often imitated in glass.
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Tourmalinated Quartz
Clear quartz with needles of black tourmaline inside, like strokes of an ink pen. Two minerals that grew together and got stuck in each other.
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