Goldstone is a man made gemstone that has been around since the European Renaissance. Monks working at a glass factory near Venice, Italy were practising alchemy when molten copper accidentally tipped into a molten glass container. This crystallized into thousands of tiny crystals and formed a melt with golden light sparkles. This is how the first Goldstone came about. Goldstone comes in Red – vitality and energy. Blue – learning and communication. Green – growth and abundance.
Mohs Hardness
Gemstone hardness is measured on the Mohs scales. This stone is 6 on the Mohs scale. For further information please see http://www.geologypage.com/2016/04/mohs-hardness-scale.html
Gemstone Meaning
Goldstone is a gemstone that helps the wearer to reach his goal with less effort. It is a calming gemstone and gives strength in order to stabilize emotions. This gemstone is also considered as a protection stone that acts as the power creator and removes all the negative powers and the energies that are unwanted. It is also popular for its healing properties as it revitalises the energy field of the one who wears it.
Spiritual Healing Properties
This gemstone is also considered as a spiritual protector because of its reflective and transparent properties. It allows the flow of energy between the spiritual and physical realms. This stone can be used as a good luck charm and abundance for the wearer. It evaluates the risk and enhances the confidence of the person so that he may be the winner. Goldstone magnetises the abundance, harmonizes all types of relationships and motivates the creativity of the wearer.
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For in depth information please visit the Gemological Institute of America’s Gem Encyclopedia.