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99 Crystals for Strength: Unlock the Power Within

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12. Diamond

Chakra: All chakras

The only white gem in this article besides moonstone (#84), diamonds are the toughest stone on earth. Like they say in the James Bond song “Diamonds Are Forever,” a crystal grid of diamonds can keep you company, protect you, and help you rejuvenate after a time of loss or heartbreak.

Diamond
Diamond

You can trust that a diamond would never betray you, but uniquely, its strength serves as a great weapon and tool in industrial applications. While diamonds are an untraditional choice for crystal healing, I’ve always liked the lyric and mantra “I don’t need love, for what would love do me? Diamonds never lie to me.”

13. Smoky Quartz

Chakra: Root

Quartz comes in all sorts of colors. The white variety is known for purifying the aura and healing the whole body, but this variety is a little more mysterious. It brings to light old wounds.

Smoky Quartz
Smoky Quartz

This stone is associated with the Greek goddess Hecate, who rules over magic and spells. In Celtic traditions, the druids or “knowers of the oak tree” worshipped this stone for its powers. It is thought that while carrying this stone, goddess Hecate will know if you are entering a new door and she will guide you away from danger.

14. Black Onyx

Chakra: Root

This is the “Stone of Self Mastery”. It is recommended for starting new endeavors or hobbies because it will encourage wise decision-making.

Black Onyx
Black Onyx

This amazingly dark stone will suck up any negative energy like a black hole, giving you time to rest and lift some weights when you need it.

15. Sunset Aura Quartz

Chakra: Sacral

My favorite YouTuber Gem Goddess uses this type of quartz in a tarot reading about a future home. Sunset aura quartz is formed when regular quartz gets combined with silver, vaporized titanium, and other metals.

Sunset Aura Quartz
Sunset Aura Quartz

This orangey stone can help illuminate your true desires and go after what you want. It clears blockages to positivity, set positive intentions, boosts life transitions, and increases focus. What more could you want for a strengthening power?

16. Eye Agate

This natural stone is a unique addition to your crystal collection. Its black and orange hues along with its eye-like imagery are motivating for getting things done.

Eye Agate
Eye Agate

It will keep an eye on you and be a supportive friend when you have to get through that heavy workload by the end of the day. That is if he doesn’t creep you out too much sitting on your desk! He might be more comforting to see from that shelf over there.

17. Yooperlite

Chakra: Sacral

Not sure why I didn’t put this further up on the list, but yooperlite is a fantastic addition for strengthening your sacral chakra.

Yooperlite
Yooperlite

Appearing like the lit coals of dragon’s fire, yooperlite is a special fluorescent rock found on the shores of Lake Superior. It glows but only in certain lighting. Yes, it’s real. Channel your inner dragon when you need it with this eye-catching rock.

18. Danburite

Chakra: Solar Plexus

According to the International Gem Society, this is an underappreciated stone. It isn’t rare but it can be hard to find a large one like the image above.

Danburite
Danburite

It is a sweet stone for wearing on your neck to increase your confidence and go get ‘em.

19. Ammolite

Chakra: All chakras

This brilliant gemstone contains Silica, Calcite, and Pyrite. It is formed from Aragonites inside fossilized Ammonite shells. A great stone for creating a new you and getting in touch with your past lives, Ammolite symbolizes perfection and the ancient Greek god Ammon.

Ammolite
Ammolite

It’s believed to contain all the power of the universe, helping you heal from emotional stress. Pair this stone with orange oil to stay awake in the mornings and be a firecracker wherever you go!

20. Black (Tahitian) Pearl

Chakras: Root, Sacral, Heart

These rare pearls come from the French Polynesian Islands. Outside the obvious Pirates of the Caribbean reference, many myths and legends surround this type of pearl. These have different meanings in Polynesia and China.

Black (Tahitian) Pearl
Black (Tahitian) Pearl

While some believed they attracted oysters and love, others believed them to be made of infinite wisdom from dragon’s heads. In Ceylon legend, black pearls were supposed to be from Adam’s tears, while white pearls were from Eve’s tears.

Since men don’t cry as much as women, it could explain why black pearls are so rare. Be careful of this pearl’s dark energy when it comes to matters of the heart, but it’s useful in black magic applications.

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