Grey gemstones and gems with grey
mineral speckled with grey or black, with white, green, pink, brown, yellow, blue, blue and silver reflections
All fine gray stones or stones with gray lines, veins and veins are here: our gems, crystals and minerals are made of natural
semi-precious stones; they can be light, dark, shiny, translucent, transparent, rough, with silver, marbled or metallic hues.
Discover the symbols of this color and its benefits in lithotherapy, as well as the signs and chakras associated with it.
What are the symbols and benefits of grey stone?
The balance
Gray can signify a humble or dignified presence, or both. The fruit of two opposing colors, in the middle of the symbols of black and white, gray acts as a pivot, guaranteeing balance, compromise and neutrality, in a position reminiscent of the symbols of justice: impartiality is fair and makes the world stable.
In Africa, it's the color of stability and security. In China, it's the color of humility and of that which is tarnished.
But in a ceremony, or manual labor, gray says mature seriousness, practical, professional, reliable know-how.
At the risk of blandness
The sober nature of the color gray can also symbolize indecision, alienation, flat boredom. Gray can be synonymous with conformism, blindness, uniform thinking or a bland personality. Gloom and depression are sometimes associated with gray, whether in meteorology, psychology or economics.
Everything in nuance
Gray, which pays the price for its modesty, doesn't always get good press. However, it goes well with many colors and the message is effective:
To soften or brighten, a pale or light gray will work well with black for contrast, with white for clean lines, or with an equally pale pink for a soothing effect.
A combination of neutrality and adventurous spirit: a medium grey is the perfect accompaniment to a green that's neither too light nor too dark.
Darker shades of grey offer more contrast and a more serious impression.
Grey goes wonderfully well with taupe or yellow for warmth. With red for a more vibrant touch, or with blue for a cool-toned harmony.
Choosing or adding its shades can create beautiful color palettes. It's a flexible color, to say the least! But it will always speak the distance that separates it from black and white, reconciling them with freshness and compromise, in all diplomacy and elegance.
The power of grey in lithotherapy
In lithotherapy, the color gray is strongly associated with stability, neutrality and balance, which it accompanies by liberating and harmonizing energy flows in the body.
Many of them are protective stones against negative influences. The practice affirms two major actions of fine grey stones: on the one hand, they absorb negative energies, and on the other, they promote lucidity of heart and mind. As a result, we are better able to make decisions.
Gray can be a symbol of wisdom and maturation. Grey stones, such as Smoky Quartz or Howlite, are highly soothing and can be used to accompany meditation and any honest conversation with oneself.
List of gemstones in gray or with gray accents
You can also find all the grey-coloured gems and minerals in various sections of the site - such as stones from A to Z, or in the search box at the top of this page.
- Crazy Lace Agate grey, brown and red, flower
- Dry water agate
- Dendritic agate with grey
- Botswana agate with grey
- Agate geode with grey
- Pink-grey agate
- Grey and black agate slice
- Ancestralite with gray
- Picasso Jasper massage sticks - shades of grey
- Rose Quartz massage stick
- Horus wands in Shungite and Steatite, black and grey
- Picasso Jasper, Yellow or Brown Septaria, Petrified Bamboo Root Cabochons
- Ocean chalcedony with grey
- Cavensite grey and blue
- Cinnabar with grey, black, white, pink
- Silver-grey Hematite hearts
- Fossilized coral bracelet
- Eldarite Kambaba grey on green and black
- Grey pearl emerald
- Feldspar bracelet
- Gabbro or grey, black or white merlinite
- Silver galena
- Grey, black and white spotted gedrite
- Garnet on grey and white wollastonite
- Grey hematite with grey highlights, banded
- Shell jasper with grey
- Jasper Picasso, grey background
- Grey-speckled K2 jasper
- Rolled polychrome jasper, beaded and jewelled
- Iridescent silver and translucent grey Labradorite
- Larvikite in many shades of grey
- Magnetite with grey and silver highlights
- Fossil marble with gray
- Oeil-de-Fer multicolor
- Obsidian "Peanut" with grey, brown, red, black, white
- Nickeline or Nickelite
- Dendritic opal, moss, Australian, black
- Orthoceras in pierced stone
- Pendulum in grey Labradorite
- Moonstone with grey and grey
- Fairy stone or Fairy calcite
- Cream-grey and salmon pyrophyllite
- Light and dark smoky quartz
- Shaman" lodolite quartz
- Grey matte quartz beads
- Cat's-eye shimmering quartz
- Septaria grey, black, white
- Grey-brown Shiva Lingam
- Flint in various shades of grey
- Natural and synthetic silicon
- Spectacularite grey and black
- Grey and yellow sphalerite
- Grey and pink thulite
- Tiffany stone in warm and cool tones
- Yooperlite pendant
- Zincite-Franklinite, grey and reddish-brown
Refilling a fine grey stone
Purification / Cleaning
Under the Sun/Moon, fumigation, wind, running water, with intention, singing bowl, shape waves, prayers...Astrological signs
Linked to the planet SaturnChakras
All and none in particularElements
Balance between all elementsMineralogy of grey gemstones
The gray color of a gem or mineral can have various scientific explanations:
Color can be a constituent and occur on the surface of a mineral in its pure state.
Mineral inclusions and impurities can darken the appearance of a crystal.
Chemical composition may explain its gray color. It may be rich in hydrogen atoms, for example.
Grey can also be perceived as such through an optical phenomenon called Schiller, caused by the path of photons of light in stone.
Finally, the stone may have been treated.
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