
Amazonite is a natural green stone, varying in color from pale green to turquoise blue, from deposits in South Africa, Brazil and the United States. It is prized for the creation of unique jewelry and symbolizes courage and peace, although it is often confused with aventurine. For a harmonious piece of jewelry, it combines well with metals such as gold or silver, and with other stones such as turquoise and rose quartz.
Amazonite is a natural green stone of refreshing beauty. Considered a soothing and balancing stone in lithotherapy, it can be used to create unique and original jewelry. Find all our beads and components for amazonite jewelry to create beautiful natural stone jewelry of your own.

Amazonite is a natural stone named after the Amazon River in South America, an exotic and lush region associated with the legendary Amazon tribe. The stone symbolizes courage and peace, and pays tribute to these warrior women.
In many ancient civilizations, amazonite was associated with the gods. In Mesopotamia, it was dedicated to Tiamat, the goddess of waters and oceans. The Babylonians said it was the origin of everything, including the creation of gods. For the Navajo Indians, it was linked to Estsanatlehi, the goddess behind the creation of mankind.
The Egyptians used amazonite for jewelry and ritual objects. They created jewelry such as rings, pendants, amazonite bracelets and necklaces. The most famous piece of amazonite jewelry is a scarab ring found in Tutankhamen's tomb.
As for the Romans, they adorned their shields with amazonite stones. In addition to decorating their weapons of war, they considered this stone to have protective powers.
Amazonite is a fine stone (formerly known asa "semi-precious stone") belonging to the Feldspar family. This gemstone has a hardness of between 6 and 6.5 on the Mohs scale and a density of 2.63.
Its green-blue color varies from pale green to bright green, light turquoise blue and pale yellow-green. It can be streaked with white, gray or gold bands.
It is sometimes confused with aventurine, because of its similar color, turquoise and certain varieties of jade.
Although its name is linked to the Amazon River, there are amazonite deposits all over the world. The best-known deposits are in South Africa, Austria, Brazil, Kazakhstan, Canada, the USA, Ethiopia, Finland, Madagascar, China, India and Russia.
In lithotherapy, amazonite is considered a soothing, balancing stone. It is said to promote communication, self-expression and creativity.
Linked to the throat chakra, amazonite is said to encourage communication, creative expression, listening and understanding others.
Associated with the heart chakra , it facilitates the expression of unconditional love and loving communication. It releases emotional blockages, dissipates resentment and helps cultivate compassion for oneself and others.
Please note: our gemstones are not sold for lithotherapy. Natural stones are no substitute for medical expertise or treatment.

To regain its full energy and eliminate negative charges, this natural stone needs to be purified and recharged on a regular basis.
There are several ways topurify amazonite:
To recharge your stone, place it for a few hours under the rays of sunlight or the soft, regenerating light of the moon (preferably on full-moon nights). Ideally, place it on a quartz cluster or amethyst geode to amplify the process.
The soft color of amazonite blends equally well with gold and silver. In jewelry, it will be enhanced by gold-filled (laminated gold), gold-plated, stainless steel or 925 silver.














































































































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