Love, passion, and romance all have different meanings to different people. I think it’s a pretty safe assumption that most of us have experienced love and passion in our lives at one time or another, but what about the other things that come with it? For instance, there are some stones that symbolize these emotions in ways we don’t always associate with them. Listed below are seven such stones.
7 Gemstones That Symbolize Love and Passion
1. Ruby
Ruby is the birthstone for July, and it’s also considered one of the most popular loose gemstones in the world. Ruby is a variety of corundum (a mineral) that comes in various colors, including red, pink, orange-red, blue-pink, and purple. The color depends on trace elements such as chromium or iron present in the stone. If a ruby has a pure hue without any visible impurities or irregularities then it’s known as “pigeon blood”. This deep red shade symbolizes passion and love; if you’re looking for something more romantic than an engagement ring or wedding band consider gifting your partner this beautiful stone!
2. Diamond
Diamonds are known as the stone of love and passion. They also represent wisdom and success. The diamond is a symbol of eternity, as well as love and commitment. Most importantly, polki diamonds symbolize marriage; therefore, it’s no wonder that engagement rings are often adorned with this precious stone!
Diamonds are hard stones that last forever. The diamond is said to represent purity because of its hardness and clarity. It represents wisdom because of its high value: an investment worth making for anyone who wants to show their love for you in an unforgettable way for years to come! Diamonds have been associated with royalty throughout history. So, if you’re looking for an engagement ring that screams “royal,” then look no further than this beautiful gemstone!
3. Peridot
Peridot is the birthstone for August, and it is associated with Virgo. Peridot gemstones have been used as protective talismans in many cultures throughout history, including the Native American Hopi tribe. Peridots are believed to encourage peace and friendship between all people, while also bringing good luck to their wearer. Peridots are also associated with those born on August 8th (Leo).
4. Emerald
Emerald is a pale green variety of the mineral beryl. Emeralds are given as presents on St. Valentine’s Day and represent love, passion, and fidelity. It was also used to cure liver disease according to Greek mythology. In ancient times, emeralds were thought to be able to prevent demons from entering a person’s body if worn as an amulet or talisman around the neck or other part of the body; they were also believed to help heal those who had been possessed by demons. In fact, in medieval times it was said that one could cure themselves of all illnesses simply by carrying an emerald around their neck at all times!
Emeralds were believed so powerful that only royalty was allowed access to them; anyone else caught with one would face stiff punishment for stealing from royalty (which is why many people think of emeralds as being “royal” stones).
5. Opal
Opal is a stone of hope, inspiration, and intuition. It is said that opal is the most feminine of all gems, bringing the wearer great inner peace, self-confidence, and creativity. Opal has been used for centuries as a talisman to attract good fortune and bring luck to its wearer. It is also said that opal brings good luck and protects against evil spirits. The most valuable colors of opal are black and white, but pink, blue and green opals are very popular as well.
6. Bloodstone
Bloodstone is a stone that symbolizes the heart chakra. It is also known as the “stone of courage” and it is associated with the element of fire and the sun. Bloodstone helps to bring emotional balance and stability, especially when dealing with issues concerning relationships, love, or passion. For example, if you want to improve your self-esteem or assertiveness skills, this could be a good stone for you to use while meditating on those things in your mind’s eye.
This crystal may assist you in accessing higher vibrations from within yourself so that others can see what type of person they are dealing with when making decisions about their own lives; this will ultimately result in greater harmony between people who interact with each other positively as well as negatively! Feel free to meditate upon any aspect of your life where such an outcome would benefit everyone involved.”
7. Turquoise
Turquoise is the stone of protection. It guards against negative energy and helps you to feel safe in any situation. Turquoise is also used to attract love and friendship, as well as aid in communication.
Turquoise also has many healing properties that make it an essential part of your jewelry collection. Turquoise relieves stress, anxiety, depression, and insomnia as well as helps with digestive problems such as ulcers or heartburn issues by improving circulation through the body’s organs and tissues. Turquoise can help balance hormones so that they work together properly which makes it a great tool for women going through menopause; especially those who suffer from hot flashes due to hormonal imbalances caused by their bodies’ inability to keep up with changing hormone levels during this time frame!
