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A variety of Agate from the far north-east of China, specifically from Manchuria. Sky-blue in colour, it has slight white tones that evoke purity and proximity to the divine. It instils calm and peacefulness and engenders a peaceful temperament. The Tamashii® Blue Sky stone helps you maintain a profound sensitivity and integrity, while encouraging concentration on your goals.

A gemstone from Australia, also called the White Opal. The word “opal” shares common roots with the Sanskrit “ùpala”, which can be translated as “precious stone”, a meaning that highlights its importance and sacredness. There are many varieties, but this white version is traditionally said to bring peacefulness by dispelling the fear of darkness. The Tamashii® White Aobao makes you open-minded, alert and flexible, and helps you adapt to changing situations. It activates thinking, speaking and acting by promoting discussion and socialisation.

This unique variety of Jade has orange hues with yellow and white undertones and is extremely hard to find. It comes from China, where in ancient times it was regarded as the union between the living essences of heaven and earth, and was considered sacred. There is also an ancient proverb that went: “We can value gold, but jade is priceless”. Also known as the stone of purity, it has been claimed since antiquity to attract love and enhance the wearer’s charisma. This Tamashii®’s distinctive, sunny colour has a stimulating energy, which bestows a pleasant peacefulness.

The name Quartz comes from the Greek word “Krystallos Yalos”, meaning transparent crystal. It is found in nature in numerous colours and each one of them has a different name. Green Quartz is a low-cost stone which was well known and much used in the past. It instils mastery and encourages the wearer to overcome shyness, while also helping to dissipate anger and rage. The Tamashii® Green Quartz is perfect for curbing your impulsive side, should you have one, and helps to direct this great energy into something more useful.

This is a rather unusual variant of the classic Turquoise, which is more of a blue-green colour. For Tibetans, it represents the circle of life from birth to death. Both come from the same mines, but yellow turquoise used to be mined in smaller quantities than the classic turquoise, because it was considered a less prestigious grade. Yellow is also the symbol of Buddhist monks. The Tamashii® Yellow Turquoise calms the soul by transforming anger into wisdom. It provides balance, awareness and spiritual upliftment, as well as strengthening one's rootedness with the Earth.

A gemstone known since antiquity, it was already used in pre-Roman times for making amulets. In the Middle Ages, it was believed to be able to overcome fear. It is also well suited for meditative and spiritual experiences. The Tamashii® Serpentine encourages the wearer to seek solitude, in order to gain inner peace by boosting his or her self-esteem. It helps to reach amicable solutions in conflicts with others.

It is a commonly worn gemstone throughout India. In ancient times, these brightly coloured stones were thought to embody the wise and deeply spiritual “souls of the ocean”. It remains a much appreciated gift today for anyone embarking on a new life path. The Tamashii® New Ocean Stone helps both to harmonise emotions such as joy and to find inner peace. It enables people to better overcome past traumas and helps them understand their true daily needs.

Mica Crystal, also known as Lepidolite, can be found in different colours from pale violet to colourless, and the crystal version is very rare. The Tamashii® Mica Crystal releases fears and calms anger, encourages objectivity and concentration, and fosters analysis and decision-making. It helps to focus on what is important by filtering out external distractions, relieving feelings of anxiety thanks to its harmonising characteristics of positivity and openness to others.

Also known as Variscite, it is named after Variscia, the historical name of the Vogtlandkreis rural district in Germany, where it was first discovered. Traces can also be found in Sardinia, where it is formed by phosphorus-rich rainwater that falls onto rocks containing plenty of aluminium and gradually infiltrates into the cracks. The Tamashii® Phosphorus Aluminum fosters sincerity by helping to communicate with others clearly, enhancing mental clarity. It counteracts mood swings by instilling calm and peacefulness.

The name of this stone derives from the Italian “à ventura”, i.e. "randomly". The most common version is green, but in nature there is also a much rarer orange shade. The orange Tamashii® Aventurine revitalises human relationships and is an antidote to shyness and anxiety. It fosters positive thinking, aligns the mind with the heart and bestows resourcefulness and optimism.

It is a commonly worn gemstone throughout India. In ancient times, these brightly coloured stones were thought to embody the wise, spiritual “souls of the ocean”. It remains a much appreciated gift today for anyone embarking on a new life path. For Buddhism, blue is the most important colour, as it represents ascension and wisdom, intellectual and spiritual life. The Tamashii® Blue Ocean Stone symbolises harmony, balance and calm, promoting a state of rest and relaxation.

This yellow-coloured natural stone from the quartz family, the same colour as that of Gautama Buddha, is a symbol of humility and separation from a society based on materialism. It is the colour of the earth, encourages the relinquishment of desire, humility, increases the sense of duty and leads to openness towards others by loving more. The Tamashii® Citrine symbolises respect for one's origins, rootedness and tranquillity. It can be used to express the attainment of maturity.

Fossil Coral, also called Hexagonaria due to its natural hexagonal shape, is a stone of grey hues made up of Coral and agate. Centred around expressiveness and sociability, it relieves anxiety as well as mental stress and social tension. It promotes, team working, the ability to communicate and collaboration for group work too. Unlike Red Fossil Coral that’s found in Siberia, Fossil Coral has European origins and as a result has different tones.

Yamdrok Jade is also known in Tibet as Jade of the South - as in the south of Tibet. It is a specific green coloured stone found in the area around Lake Yamdrok at 4,441 m altitude, and according to Tibetan mythology, it is the incarnation of a Goddess. It lends the ability to contemplate judgements on others and to raise your own level of awareness. It favours honesty and justice, and for this reason it is always worn during negotiations.

This variety of Turquoise comes from Madagascar, and is different from classic African Turquoise due to its inclusion of yellow/red jasper. For Tibetans, turquoise represents the circle of life, from birth to death. As such it links to this stone’s potential to change colour. It offers balance, encouragement and joy for life. According to Turkish legend, it was also able to warn the wearer of any approaching Danger. The bond between turquoise and love has always been very strong, so much so that in Russia and Germany wedding rings used to be set with this gemstone, because it was believed to have the power to make the marital union stronger.

Red Glue Flower Stone has a transparent rock crystal part that represents the mystical world and provides peace and harmony through the stimulation of clear thinking. It also preserves and promotes a state of purity and spiritual spiritual transparency. Whereas in the red parts of the stone, we find Jasper that strengthens faith in personal ideals by instiling strength, courage and determination. This stone is often used for making spheres that represent perfection and are used for meditation.

Mocha Stone has a white agate base and green veining. It promotes a sociable, pleasant disposition while ensuring that boundaries between the self and others always remain clear and well-defined. Free of psychological mechanisms, habits and ideas unconsciously become one’s own. It fosters the spirit of enquiry, encouraging the wearer to emerge from confusion by understanding the true meaning of other people's words. “Mocha stone” takes its name from the gates of Mocha on the Arabian Peninsula and their splendour due to its trade in coffee until the 19th century, just like the coffee that passed through this port on its journey from Africa, it also gave its name to the gemstones.

Iolite, also known as Cordierite, takes its name from the Greek “ios” meaning “violet” and directly reflects the colour of this stone. This stone helps to resolve links with the past, by pushing the individual to achieve their own goals through the stimulation of their independence. It also encourages open-mindedness and brings clarity, dispelling fears. The Vikings used to make lenses from Iolite to track the exact position of the sun when navigating the Atlantic Ocean.

Astrophyllite, from the Greek Astron meaning star and Phyllon that signifies leaf, is a very rare black stone with brown highlights and limited supply. It allows the wearer to see themselves from the outside and assists in understanding what limits and should be removed from their own life by recognising what is really important in life. Stimulates inspiration and the ability to express oneself, increases Dreaming.

Red Fossil Coral, also known as Hexagonaria due to its natural Hexagon form, is a stone with red tones formed of coral with inclusions of jasper. Focussed on expressiveness and sociability, it relieves anxiety as well as mental stress and social anxiety. It also promotes the ability to communicate, team spirit and collaborative group work. Unlike Fossil Coral that has European origins, Red Fossil Coral comes from Siberia and for this reason has different colour tones.

This stone originates from the volcanoes of Madagascar and Alaska. It promotes self-awareness by encouraging intuition. Known as the “wise soul”, it can bring buried problems to the surface by confronting them with strength and love. Its energy resolves obscurity by promoting action with a higher and more enlightened purpose. This stone guides the wearer though change and spiritual development.

Known as the “stone of the storm”, Pietersite encapsulates beauty with the essence of lightning, through its shimmering glow of golden light that blends with the darkest blue. It represents the cleansing that follows a storm, where the power of the elements coexist in unity. Made up of various minerals including hawk’s eye, tiger’s eye and hematite, it helps to overcome too much dependence on others and to manage chaotic and stormy change.

This is believed to be the stone of loyalty and clarity, that promotes a clearer, more profound view of reality. This view goes beyond appearances by avoiding preconceptions and other ideas about a person. It helps in understanding what is best for the individual and which new route to take. It encourages spontaneity, by assisting with the connection to the inner creative source. Kyanite offers clear, stimulating energy.

Opals come in all sorts of variants and colours. According to Australian Aborigines, when God the Creator came to earth and his feet touched the ground, they made the stones shimmer with every colour of the rainbow, which created opals. With this union of all the elements, this stone is the symbol of intellect and memory. It rebalances the emotional state, stimulates creative thought and inspires confidence.