What kind of natural stone are you? Take the quiz

Amethyst, rose quartz, amazonite, or lapis lazuli: which one suits you best?

This quiz takes less than a minute. It’ll help you find the natural stone that best matches your personality. You’ll then walk away with ideas for jewelry you can make yourself.

Take the quiz: 4 questions to find your stone

Which gemstone suits you best?

Write down your answers (A, B, C, or D). The letter that appears most often is your gemstone.

Question 1/4

1. Your ideal weekend is…

A. A cozy evening with candles and some “me time.”

B. A big meal with the people you love.

C. A walk in the fresh air.

D. An art exhibition, a good book, or a creative project.

Question 2/4

2. What people often say about you

A. You are intuitive and deep.

B. You are generous and thoughtful.

C. You are calm and soothing.

D. You’re curious and quick-witted.

Question 3/4

3. Your favorite color right now

A. Purple or mauve.

B. Powder pink.

C. Aquamarine.

D. Midnight blue.

Question 4 of 4

4. Your signature piece of jewelry

A. A subtle yet meaningful ring.

B. A pendant that stands out and touches the heart.

C. A delicate, lightweight bracelet that you forget to take off.

D. Earrings that turn heads.

Your result

Mostly A’s: You’re the amethyst

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Mostly B: You are rose quartz

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Mostly C: You are Amazonite

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Mostly D: You are the lapis lazuli

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Tie between A and B: You are both amethyst and rose quartz

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Tie between A and C: You are both amethyst and amazonite

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Tie between A and D: You are both amethyst and lapis lazuli

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Tie between B and C: You are both rose quartz and amazonite

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Tie between B and D: You are both rose quartz and lapis lazuli

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Tie between C and D: You are both amazonite and lapis lazuli

Your result

Tie between A, B, C, and D: You are both amethyst, rose quartz, amazonite, and lapis lazuli

Your results: Which gemstone are you?

Please note: Our gemstones are not sold for use in crystal healing. The effects of these stones have not been scientifically proven. Natural stones are in no way a substitute for medical expertise or medical treatment.

Mostly A’s: You are theamethyst

You have an intuitive and thoughtful side.Amethyst, a purple variety of quartz, is associated with serenity and wisdom. Its name comes from Greek and means “not drunk.” It is also the birthstone for February.

Amethyst jewelry ideas:

• A ring featuring a 6-mm round amethyst cabochon—simple and easy to make.
• A gemstone bracelet with a metal wire setting featuring an amethyst scarab, for designers who love jewelry-making techniques.
• A necklace combining amethyst, 925 Sterling Silver, and fabric—ideal for mixing and matching different materials.

Mostly B: You are rose quartz

You’re focused on others. Rose quartz is associated with love and gentleness. According to Greek mythology, it’s linked to Aphrodite, the goddess of love.

Rose quartz jewelry ideas:

• A necklace with a rose quartz pendant, ready to wear.
• A beaded bracelet with ceramic accents, perfect for beginners.
• Earrings with fringes made of 4 mm round quartz beads.

Want to get started right away? Check out all our quartz components!

Mostly C: You’rethe amazonite

You’re calm and bring serenity to those around you. This green stone, the color of water, is known for its soothing and balancing properties. According to tradition, it takes its name from the Amazon River.

Amazonite jewelry ideas:

• A delicate bracelet for women: follow the tutorial for a delicate bracelet with natural amazonite stones.
• A gold-plated stainless steel necklace with small amazonite flowers.
• An amazonite bead necklace, for a simple and luminous look.
• A gold-plated ring with an amazonite cabochon.

Find all the stones on our amazonite components page.

If you have a majority of Ds: you are the lapis lazuli

You’re curious and expressive. Lapis lazuli, with its deep blue color often flecked with golden flecks, is associated with communication and self-confidence. Its name combines the Latin word “lapis” (stone) and the Arabic word “lazul” (blue).

Lapis lazuli jewelry ideas:

• Earrings with personality: large silver lapis lazuli hoop earrings or dangling earrings featuring lapis lazuli and crystal beads.
• A shape-memory bracelet made of lapis lazuli beads, with no clasp.
• A brooch with lapis lazuli beads.
• A beaded necklace in a gradient of blues.

Not satisfied with your result? Explore other gemstones!

There’s no rule saying you have to choose just one stone. You can also let your birth month or a specific color guide your choice.

• An energetic, reddish-orange stone: carnelian
• A pale, soft, and luminous blue:aquamarine
• An elegant black stone:onyx
• A personalized piece of jewelry: the birthstone

Or, you can try another quiz to confirm which gemstone suits you best!

3 Tips for Choosing the Right Natural Stone Jewelry

• Check the stone’s hardness.The Mohs scale helps you choose the right stone for your jewelry. Quartz is durable, while lapis lazuli requires more care.
• Accept small variations. Every natural bead is unique: its color and size may vary slightly.
• Choose the right metal. Silver highlights cool tones like amazonite and lapis lazuli. Gold warms up soft tones like rose quartz. For a necklace, consider stainless steel chains.

Looking for another gemstone idea? Discover your birthstone and create a necklace with birthstone charms.