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Multicoloured crystals
Multicoloured stones combine several traditions, and are often given as all-round 'balance' stones. Here are 8 multicoloured stones, each with its traditional meaning.
Multicoloured crystals A–Z
| Stone | Colour | Traditional meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Agate | banded, many colours | steadiness and balance |
| Blue lace agate | pale blue, banded | soothing, gentle speech |
| Calcite | many colours, waxy | clearing and renewal of energy |
| Labradorite | grey with blue-green flash | magic, intuition and transformation |
| Malachite | banded green | transformation and protection |
| Onyx | black or banded | self-control and strength |
| Rainbow moonstone | white with blue-rainbow flash | intuition and the moon's cycles |
| Tourmaline | many colours | compassion and balance |
Telling look-alikes apart
Colour alone rarely identifies a stone. Hardness, lustre, weight and how light passes through all help. Dyed stones are common: honest sellers label them. When in doubt, ask where a stone came from.
Colour in crystal tradition
Modern crystal practice links colours with the chakras, and many people simply choose the colour they are drawn to. These are traditions, not health claims.
Multicoloured stones in the shop
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Questions answered
What are multicoloured crystals called?
Agate, Blue lace agate, Calcite, Labradorite, Malachite, Onyx, Rainbow moonstone, Tourmaline and others.
What do multicoloured crystals mean?
Multicoloured stones combine several traditions, and are often given as all-round 'balance' stones.
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