Whitesemi-precious stones
Our selection of white gemstones includes a wide range of stones in minerals that are matte or brilliant, transparent or opaque, lighter and darker.
Stones, pearls and jewelry: below you'll find the astonishing diversity of perceptions of white around the world, its symbols and benefits in lithotherapy, as well as an account of its mineralogy.
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What are the symbols and meanings of a white stone?
All perceptions of the world
White is the sum of all the colors in the spectrum, symbolizing the totality of possibilities or what is becoming. It's a whole, a complete addition in balance between the positive and negative of beings and facts. It's an uncultivated field without bias. Symbols of death and birth rub shoulders, as in every new beginning:
In the West, white is linked to the symbols of light, signifying purity and inner peace. White is also the color of innocence, honesty and redemption. It's the color of eternity and the spiritual world.
In the East, it's seen more as a symbol of mourning and the passage to a new life. Sometimes, as in China, because of its presence in funeral ceremonies, white can even bring misfortune, according to popular belief.
The interpretation of the color white varies infinitely from culture to culture and age to age. But its universal value makes it for everyone a Total of possibilities, linked to both wisdom and innocence, the warmth of light and lethal coldness. Perhaps because its relationship to life and death makes it the medium of ideals. The blank of all the blank pages we still have to fill.
The virtues of white in lithotherapy
In lithotherapy, white gemstones are a source of harmony. The vibratory signatures of a color that adds up all the others are seen as signals to clarify and balance the mind.
White is a symbol of universal energy. Its purity gives form to light, as unity and beginning. Inner peace comes at the price of a consolidated link between energies and our consciousness. Harmonizing these energies, sometimes contrary or contradictory, means working out what is a source of pain, but also keeping an ideal of balance in the image, a lucid gaze open and forms of soothing energy - like that of certain Quartz - which will be so many balms for those who break their chains.
Lithotherapy healing rituals use white stones to promote holistic transformation, to leave behind old patterns of life and resume a life full of possibilities.
List of white gemstones
Kûrma presents a wide variety of white gemstones: rough, rolled, polished, in beads, bracelets, necklaces, pendants and other jewelry. You'll also find them under various headings - such as stones from A to Z, or in the top right-hand corner of the search box on this page.
- Abalone, abalone shells
- Tree Agate in stones, beads and jewels
- White Agate "Agate of Peace
- Agates Crazy lace bracelet
- Dendritic agate with white
- Banded Botswana agate
- Indian agate or moss
- Snake skin agate, rolled stones or snake agate pendant
- Agate slice white with brown or slice grey and black
- Aquamarine, Blue Beryl on Quartz
- Ammonite on matrix
- White apophyllite
- White aragonite
- White tree of life engraved on Selenite
- Astrophyllite in white and black
- Blue and green aurichalcite with white
- White baryte or barite
- Massage sticks in Dalmatian Jasper, Magnesite or Selenite
- Fossilized wood with white
- Rock crystal and Selenite candlesticks
- White and lime green chalcedony
- Moon dial on Selenite
- White calcite
- Chrysocolla with white
- Cinnabar on slate known as "dragon stone" or on quartz
- Rock crystal and Magnesite hearts
- Swiss rock crystal and others
- Dolomite, with pyrite
- Orbicular diorite with white and black
- White, pink and black eudialyte
- Emerald with white color
- Flower of life in rock crystal or Selenite
- White and black gedrite
- Hessonite garnet with white
- Garnet on Hornblende and Feldspar pendants
- Gypsum with white streaks
- Blue-white hemimorphite
- Herkimer, the diamond
- Hidden white-green
- White howlite with black or brown stripes
- White and cream jade
- Jasper breccia and Noreena
- Dalmatian jasper - white with black spots
- White brown pink fossil jasper
- Imperial Jasper with white, red, brown, cream
- Himalayan K2 Jasper
- White Ocean Jasper with blue, green, black, orange
- Polychrome jasper with white
- White jasper with green stripes
- White Labradorite with natural reflections
- Lazulite on crystal
- White and grey magnesite
- Zebra and fossil marble
- White mookaite
- White mother-of-pearl and others
- Obsidian snowflake or cloud, starry, flaky)
- White-brown marbled onyx
- White opal "Milk opal", Cappuccino, dendritic
- Gua cha palms in rock crystal and green jade
- Orthoclastic pendant
- Rock crystal pendants, Magnesite, Obsidian snowflake
- Moonstone white, cream, grey
- Pietersite with traces of white
- White-banded pinolite
- Actinolite quartz with black lines
- Phantom quartz
- Milky quartz or girasol
- Hematoid quartz pendant
- Shaman quartz
- Venus hair quartz
- Sulfur quartz pendant
- Quartz with black Tourmaline filaments
- Rhyolite Liesegang white and brick
- White spotted Sardonyx
- White scolecite
- White and apricot-orange selenite
- Shiva Lingam ribboned in white
- Flint with white
- Platonic solids in opaque and transparent rock crystal
- Spinelle and Pargasite: mineral
- Tiffany stone with inclusions
- Pink tourmaline on granite
Purification of white gemstones
Cleaning and reloading
Exposure to the Sun/Moon, fumigation, wind, under running water, with intention, with a singing bowl, form waves, prayers...Astrological signs
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AirMineralogy of white gemstones
There are essentially four factors that can explain the white color of a stone.
A stone can be white because it contains few or no impurities.
The purity of its composition explains, for example, why quartz can be transparent.
Then, various chemical elements can provoke reactions such as colorations - blue for titanium or yellow for iron.
Another factor could be temperature, either during the stone's formation or much later.
A final possibility is exposure to radiation, which can change the color of a stone by trapping ions.
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