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Crystal guide · Stones A–Z
Amazonite
the stone of hopeA blue-green feldspar with soft white streaks, the colour of shallow sea. Traditionally kept for hope, luck and speaking your mind kindly.
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Said to help withHope, luck and honest words
ChakraHeart · Throat
Zodiac[PLACEHOLDER: signs from The Crystal Bible]
ColourSea green to turquoise, with white streaks
Hardness6 to 6.5 out of 10, store it apart from harder stones
What it isA blue-green kind of microcline feldspar
Meaning
What amazonite is said to do
Where the name comes from
Named after the Amazon river in South America, although no amazonite has ever been confirmed there. The name simply stuck.
Its fresh blue-green has made it a stone of hope and good fortune, and a favourite for speaking your mind kindly.
Traditionally said to help with
HopeOften called the stone of hope, kept close when you’re waiting for good news.
LuckTraditionally carried for good fortune, alongside green aventurine.
CommunicationLinked with the throat chakra, for saying what you mean, kindly.
CalmIts sea-green colour is linked with a calmer, cooler mood.
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Everyday amazonite
How to use it
1On your deskA tower in view during calls and meetings.
2In your handsHold a sphere for a few quiet minutes before a big conversation.
3On a big dayTake a piece along to an interview or exam for luck.
4As a giftA hopeful present for someone waiting on news.
Care card
Looking after your amazonite
Keep it out of strong sunAmazonite’s colour can fade with long spells in strong sun or heat, so keep it off sunny windowsills.
Cleanse it now and thenLeave it in moonlight overnight, on a selenite plate, or next to a singing bowl.
A quick rinse onlyRinse and dry it straight away. Don’t soak it, and keep it away from salt and harsh cleaners.
Questions
Amazonite, answered
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Crystal guide · Stones A–Z
Amazonite
the stone of hopeA blue-green feldspar, traditionally kept for hope, luck and kind words.
Shop amazonite · from £12Said to help withHope, luck and honest words
ChakraHeart · Throat
Zodiac[PLACEHOLDER: signs from The Crystal Bible]
ColourSea green to turquoise, with white streaks
Hardness6 to 6.5 out of 10, store it apart from harder stones
What it isA blue-green kind of microcline feldspar
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All stones A–Z →Goes well with amazonite
What amazonite is said to do
Named after the Amazon river, although no amazonite has ever been confirmed there: the name simply stuck.
HopeOften called the stone of hope, kept close when you’re waiting for good news.
LuckTraditionally carried for good fortune, alongside green aventurine.
CommunicationLinked with the throat chakra, for saying what you mean, kindly.
CalmIts sea-green colour is linked with a calmer, cooler mood.
Care cardLooking after your amazonite
Keep it out of strong sunAmazonite’s colour can fade with long spells in strong sun or heat, so keep it off sunny windowsills.
Cleanse it now and thenLeave it in moonlight overnight, on a selenite plate, or next to a singing bowl.
A quick rinse onlyRinse and dry it straight away. Don’t soak it, and keep it away from salt and harsh cleaners.
How to use it
1On your deskA tower in view during calls and meetings.
2In your handsHold a sphere for a few quiet minutes before a big conversation.
3On a big dayTake a piece along to an interview or exam for luck.
4As a giftA hopeful present for someone waiting on news.
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