Aventurine Meaning & Uses
Known for Harmony and Healing
Aventurine is found in a spectrum of colors, from red and orange to captivating earthy tones of brown, blue, and gray. Its exquisite hues and diverse shades make it a sought-after choice for jewelry and ornamental accents.
In ancient cultures, it was believed to possess mystical and healing properties and was used in various artifacts, statues, and ornaments. It can be traced back to ancient Tibet where it was thought to aid individuals with nearsightedness. In ancient China, it held sacred significance and was associated with Kuan-Yin, the goddess of compassion and mercy. It was also linked to the goddess of fertility, nature, and weather in different cultures. Buddhists, Greeks, and Celts all prized the stone.
Traditional Uses of The Three Varieties of Aventurine
- Green Aventurine: Thought to attract wealth and wonder into your life. Known for bringing good fortune, and calming the soul.
- Blue Aventurine: Thought to be a healer of the mind, heart, and soul, and to foster an inner connection of the mind and heart.
- Red Aventurine: Thought to stimulate inner life energy to balance and enhance productivity.
Physical Uses:
- Balancing the nervous system.
- Improving fertility and regulating hormones.
- Stabilizing blood pressure and boosts the immune system.
- Aid in recovering from chronic illnesses.
Emotional Uses:
- Promote positive mindsets and leadership qualities.
- Support decisiveness and vitality.
- Facilitate healing from old wounds and self-compassion.
- Strengthen relationships and emotional well-being.
