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Adventurine

Adventurine Adventurine is said to bring luck financially. Legend has it that it is an all-purpose healer that is used to reduce stress, build confidence, imagination and improve prosperity. An ancient Tibetan legend tells of its use to help improve nearsightedness. ...

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Agate

Agate Agate was names by Greek philosopher and naturalist, Theopharstus, who discovered on the banks of the Achates river sometime between the 3rd and 4th century BC. Some Pagans believe that Agate’s powers can be used for love, mental clarity as well as in card games for luck.

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Alexandrite

Alexandrite Genuine Alexandrite is one of the most expensive gemstones available commercially, with the stronger color changes being more highly valued. It is also believed by crystal healers to strengthen intuition in critical situations. Alexandrite is also attrib ...

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Amber

Amber Amber Pale yellow, brown, or reddish fossilized resin, capable of a negative electric charge by friction. In Greek mythology amber was formed from the tears of Meleager's sisters, or alternately of Phaeton's sisters dropped into the Eridan after he was ki ...

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Amethyst

Amethyst As well as being the birthstone for February, Amethyst also a symbol of heavenly understanding. Legend has it Amethyst is a strong antidote to drunkenness which is why wine goblets were often carved of it.

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Aquamarine

Aquamarine The birthstone of March (along with bloodstone) Aquamarine was believed to overcome the effects of poison in the middle ages. Sailors also believed that they would be granted a safe passage and safe return if they travelled with Aquamarine.

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