What does Aventurine look like?
Typically Aventurine is green. It's most commonly a lovely pastel green colour or apple green colour. Aventurine can also be blue, red, orange, peach, yellow, or purple.
Everything you need to know
Aventurine is a stone of prosperity and is said to bring lots of luck. Whether you have a job interview, you're manifesting money and success or you're looking for love, Aventurine will be your best good luck charm. It is believed to be one of the luckiest gemstones and will help bring prosperity and good luck in all areas of your life.
Aventurine is also a strong stone for calming negative emotions and promotes positive energy, confidence and balance. This lucky stone is perfect for manifesting wealth and success. It boosts feelings of optimism and increases your manifestation power. Aventurine can attract new and exciting opportunities that give you the financial breakthrough you want.
As well as attracting wealth and luck, Aventurine is said to promote courage and confidence. Other properties of Aventurine include increasing creativity, calming anger and irritation, and having a positive attitude. Some of the physical properties of Aventurine include balancing blood pressure, healing circulation, stimulating metabolism, and soothing allergies and migraines.
How to use Aventurine
Carry: As Aventurine is one of the luckiest stones, it's a great one to carry with you all day to help attract luck and success.
Meditation: Aventurine is great for heart chakra meditation. Lie down and get comfortable and take 5 calming breaths, relaxing deeper with every breath you take. Place the Aventurine on your chest and push away any negative thoughts as you continue to take calming breaths. Next, share your gratitude with the universe. Repeat this meditation when you need peace and balance.
Aventurine facts
#1 Aventurine is also known as the "gambler's stone" as it often brings good luck and fortune in games of chance.
#2 Aventurine is linked to the heart chakra.
#3 As well as Spain, Aventurine is also found in Tanzania, Brazil, Austria, Russia, India, and Chile.