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Top 3 stones for fall

Autumn, despite the heat we experienced last weekend in Quebec, has well and truly arrived. A season of transition, autumn is ideal for recharging your batteries after a long summer of adventures.

For this reason, we offer you a top 3 stones that will help you achieve balance in this period of transition by allowing you to stay connected to nature and in physical and emotional health.

Aventurine - For health

Aventurine blocks negative energies and encourages wisdom and learning. As the temperature transitions from the hot, sunny days of summer to the cold, rainy days of October, aventurine, with its metabolism-boosting and disease-repelling properties, can be very helpful in avoiding runny nose and sore throat. It is also known to maintain organs in good health.

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Citrine – To counter seasonal depression

Citrine is a very positive stone and one of the only stones that never really needs purification . Known to bring luck and wealth, it becomes a particular asset for people suffering from seasonal depression. Thanks to its positive energy, it allows us to cope with the changes brought by the new season, such as the shortening days and the lack of light.

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Moss Agate - For balance with plants

Moss agate helps us feel less sensitive and more objective, so we can see the transition that fall brings with a positive eye. This stone also represents the fertility of plants; it thus offers a beautiful balance with the dead leaves which take over our surrounding landscape.

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BONUS – Stones in fall colors

To help you match your semi-precious stones to your fall look thanks to their colors, here is a list of stones that will satisfy you!

Fire agate , with its hues ranging from yellow, dark orange and brown

Citrine thanks to its orange-yellow color
Carnelian , varying in hue from burnt orange to amber

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