Gemstone Pendants: Adding Color And Meaning To Your Jewelry Collection
In this time of turmoil in the world, people are becoming increasingly conscious about what they eat, wear, and their method of travel. People are making organic choices and being more mindful when they choose gifts. When selecting a piece of jewelry they prefer a piece with meaning. As wholesalers, we are experiencing an increased request from our clients for gemstone pendants.
Like us, the ancients believed that gems had healing properties. So let’s discover the meaning of some of the most popular gemstones to understand why gemstone pendants are so popular.
Discover the Magic of Gemstone Pendants: A Journey Through Color and Meaning
As a dedicated wholesaler of gemstones, we are excited to showcase many products we know your customers will love. Our latest collection of beautiful gemstone pendants has been met with great demand and popularity.
A Gem for Every Meaning
Our gemstone pendants are more than just pretty trinkets. Each gemstone has a story, a symbolism that has been understood through the ages. Wearing these stones is not just an aesthetic choice; it’s a personal statement and a connection to the gemstone.
Perfect Gifts
People are looking for meaningful gifts. A gemstone pendant is more than just jewelry; it’s a token of love, a symbol of strength, or a charm for good fortune. Let the people who are special in your life know that you have chosen a gift that carries a deeper meaning.
Health and Wellbeing
Many believe in the healing properties of gemstones. Many people use gemstones for meditation and mindfulness practices. For example, Moonstone is believed to enhance intuition and promote spiritual growth, and Amethyst is thought to purify the mind and clear negative thoughts.
Popular Gemstones, Their History and Meaning
For some, owning and wearing gemstones can be a way to connect with previous cultures and the mysterious histories of the past.
Amber
History: Amber comes in many colors. It is a resin from special pine trees that have become fossilized. Sometimes the resin contains some prehistoric insect or plant, all of which adds to the uniqueness and natural beauty of Amber.
Amber has been appreciated since Neolithic times. (This refers to the later years of the Stone Age weapons were made from polished or ground stones.) Historically the resin was warmed between the hands and rubbed on skin or in hair.
Meaning: Amber is often associated with healing and protection. Users believe it can clear the mind and balance emotions, releasing negative energy. Did you know that if you rub amber against silk or wool it will be charged with electrically which reinforces the link of the “spark of life”?
Amethyst
History: Amethyst has the most incredible violet color which has been associated with royalty for thousands of years. In Greek mythology, it was believed to prevent intoxication, hence its name derived from the Greek word “amethystos” meaning “not intoxicated.”
Meaning: Amethyst is associated with spiritual awareness, wisdom, and calming energy. Frequently used when meditating and often used to balance emotional ups and downs.
Aquamarine
History: Known for its range of blue hues, aquamarine was loved by the Greeks and Romans. Sailors believed if they wore aquamarine amulets it would protect them and give safe water crossings.
Meaning: This gemstone symbolizes tranquility, clarity, and harmony. It is believed to encourage a calm and reflective state of mind.
Citrine
History: Citrine, has a lovely sunny yellow color. In ancient times, used as both a decorative gem and for its healing properties
Meaning: Known as the “merchant’s stone,” this gemstone is supposed to inspire positive energy, optimism and abundance.
Garnet
History: Garnet has been known since the Bronze Age and was popular in Egypt. The color varies from a deep red hue to lighter more watery red colors. It was a favorite for the nobility and the clergy.
Meaning: Symbolizing passion, energy, perseverance and determination
Peridot
History: For thousands of years the Peridot was used for jewelry has been called the “gem of the sun”. Interestingly the range of colors is from yellowish green to pure green to a green yellow. The most valuable color is the bright green with no hint of brown or yellow.
Meaning: This glorious brightly colored green gem is believed to bring restful sleep, and peace in relationships.
Lapis Lazuli
History: Lapis lazuli, is a deep blue. Highly prized in Egypt, and Mesopotamiain ancient times. Used for both ornamental purposes and jewelry.
Meaning: Wisdom and truth and used to encourage self-awareness and self-expression.
Turquoise
History: Turquoise, with its distinct blue-green hues, is coveted by civilizations like the Egyptians, Persians, and Native Americans. It was often used in ceremonial garb and jewelry and believed to have protective properties.
Meaning: Beyond its protective qualities, turquoise is also known for promoting healing and bringing good luck. It is often seen as a symbol of friendship and peace, encouraging clear communication and emotional balance.
Moonstone
History: Moonstone has been revered for centuries, particularly in ancient Rome and India. The Romans admired it for its ability to reflect moonlight, believing it was born from the solidified rays of the moon. In India, it’s traditionally seen as a sacred and magical stone.
Meaning: Moonstone symbolizes inner growth and strength. It’s often associated with calmness, serenity, and intuition. Known for its iridescent sheen, moonstone is believed to balance emotions and bring harmony.
Agate
History: Found in the diggings of numerous early civilizations. It and was used for its beauty and protective properties.
Meaning: Agate is known for its grounding, stabilizing, and balancing effects. It’s thought to foster a sense of reality and pragmatic thinking. Agates are also believed to enhance mental function and improve concentration.
Rose Quartz
History: Rose quartz has been used in love rituals and ceremonies for centuries and remains an important gemstone in the realm of heart matters. Its use dates back to ancient civilizations like the Romans and Egyptians, who used it in jewelry and love tokens.
Meaning: Known as the stone of unconditional love, rose quartz is believed to open the heart to all forms of love: self-love, romantic love, family love, and platonic love. It’s also associated with healing, fostering empathy, reconciliation, and forgiveness.
Semi-precious stones can add color to life in pendants, rings, and earrings. They enhance enhancing emotional well-being, personal style, relationships, mindfulness, and physical space. They offer a unique blend of beauty, history, and purported metaphysical properties that many find enriching and fulfilling.
For further information on our extensive range of gemstones and accessories, you can view our website or email us at sales@gemstonefactory.net. We look forward to assisting you.