Amethyst
The quieting stone. Used for racing thoughts, disturbed sleep and the tail end of grief. Kept at the bedside more often than any other crystal here.
Every crystal used in the studio is cleansed in salt, rinsed, charged and programmed before it touches your field. Filter by chakra to find the stones that match the centre you are working with.
The quieting stone. Used for racing thoughts, disturbed sleep and the tail end of grief. Kept at the bedside more often than any other crystal here.
The amplifier. It carries whatever intention you programme into it, and is the stone we use to strengthen every other crystal in a grid.
A cleanser rather than a charger. A selenite plate resets other stones overnight and clears heavy energy from a room after a difficult day.
Clarity and honest speech. Traditionally worn by those who must say difficult things kindly — and by anyone whose thinking has gone circular.
Steadies mental chatter without dulling it. Placed on the brow for focus, study and decision-making that keeps getting postponed.
Protective and perceptive at once. Useful for practitioners, carers and anyone who absorbs the mood of every room they enter.
Courage to speak. Held during hard conversations, interviews and any moment where the truth has been waiting a long time.
The gentlest of the throat stones. Softens the tightness that comes before tears and eases chronic throat tension.
A bridge stone between feeling and expression, and one of the oldest protective amulets in continuous use.
Self-compassion before anything else. The stone we hand to people who are extremely kind to everyone except themselves.
Recovery and fresh starts. Placed over the chest after loss, illness or a season of relentless work.
Forgiveness work — of others and of yourself. Often paired with rose quartz in a heart-centred grid.
Warmth and forward motion. For flat mornings, stalled projects and confidence that has quietly leaked away.
Grounded courage. Carried in a pocket on days that require a decision you have been circling for weeks.
A steadier, slower citrine. Good for digestion-related unease and for people who find brighter stones overstimulating.
Appetite for life. The first stone reached for when someone says nothing feels interesting any more.
Playfulness and creative unblocking. Kept on the desk of anyone whose work has become purely mechanical.
Cycles, rhythm and intuition. Traditionally used through menstrual, fertility and transitional seasons.
Slow, patient strength. Used through long recoveries and long projects — anything that asks for endurance rather than a spark.
The boundary stone. Placed at the feet during sessions and by the door at home to keep heavy energy from following you in.
Immediate grounding. Heavy in the hand for a reason — held after travel, conflict or any moment of feeling scattered.
Two people with the same complaint rarely need the same crystal. After the chakra reading we choose stones for the centres that are actually congested — sometimes the opposite of what you expected.
Every take-home stone is programmed in front of you and comes with a card describing its purpose, how to cleanse it, and how long to work with it before we reassess.
Salt, water and moonlight — before every single use.
Set with one clear intention, spoken aloud with you.
Bought from named suppliers, never mystery bulk lots.
Re-scanned at your next visit to see what shifted.