All beige-coloured gemstones
and interlaced with brown, white, grey, black
Here's a list of beige gemstones, in the form of raw, polished or jewelled minerals, fossilized woods and Fulgurites - together with their associated symbols, virtues and properties.
What is the lithotherapy significance of a beige semiprecious stone?
With their reassuring softness, fine beige stones are associated in lithotherapy with the idea of stability and anchoring.
The color beige establishes a link with the security provided by the earth, nurturing an anchoring of the emotions. It will therefore be useful during periods of evolution towards spiritual growth and transformation, by virtue of its neutral hue opening up the fields of possibility on the path to healing.
A beige stone will soothe tensions and contradictions, helping transitions through clarity of thought, far from obnoxious excess. It can also have a tangible effect on self-confidence, by affirming the self without violence and aggression.
If you are looking for translucent beige, brown or brown minerals, you can explore our page dedicated to all transparent stones and crystals.
List of beige gemstones and crystals
Discover our selection of beige jewelry, gems, minerals, fossils and Fulgurites. You can also browse through the stones from A to Z section or, if you're looking for a particular crystal, in the search box at the top right of the pages.
Refilling a beige stone
Purification and cleaning
Exposure to the Sun or Moon, fumigation, wind, running water, with intention, with a singing bowl, form waves...Astrological signs
Virgo, Capricorn, Cancer, TaurusChakras
Root chakra (Muladhara)anchoring, safety, physical stability
Sacral chakra (Svadhisthana)
emotional balance, creativity
Solar plexus chakra (Manipura)
confidence, calm, emotional development
Elements
Earthstability, endurance, pragmatism
Water
softness, fluidity and emotional healing
Ether
for certain translucent beige stones for meditation and subtle connection
Mineralogy of beige gemstones
Various physical and chemical causes can produce a beige color in minerals:
Microscopic inclusions in the stone can diffuse light of this color. For example, iron, manganese or titanium impurities.
It can also be explained by the crystalline structure or its defects, or by alteration or oxidation when the mineral emerges from the earth's surface.
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