In tradition, each chakra is linked to a colour, and so to stones of the same hue. This guide gives the match for the 7 chakras and their stones — a reference to build a "7 chakras" bracelet or choose by intention. Reminder: this framework is a spiritual tradition, not science.
Chakras are, in Indian traditions, seven "energy centres" aligned along the spine, each linked to a colour. Crystal healing matches them with stones of the same colour. This is a spiritual, symbolic framework, not a scientific fact (see sources).
| Chakra | Colour | Associated stones |
|---|---|---|
| Root (grounding) | Red / black | Red jasper, black tourmaline, obsidian |
| Sacral (creativity) | Orange | Carnelian |
| Solar plexus (confidence) | Yellow | Citrine, tiger's eye |
| Heart (love) | Green / pink | Aventurine, rose quartz |
| Throat (expression) | Light blue | Aquamarine, amazonite, turquoise |
| Third eye (intuition) | Indigo | Lapis lazuli |
| Crown (spirituality) | Purple / white | Amethyst |
A 7-chakra bracelet gathers a stone of each colour. For it to last, favour hard enough stones (see our bracelet guide) and check none is a dyed imitation. It's as much a beautiful colourful object as an intention support.
By colour match: red jasper and black tourmaline (root), carnelian (sacral), citrine (solar plexus), aventurine and rose quartz (heart), aquamarine and turquoise (throat), lapis lazuli (third eye), amethyst (crown). It's a spiritual tradition, not a scientific fact.
Gather a stone of each colour matching the seven chakras, favouring stones hard enough for daily wear and checking none is a dyed imitation.
No: the chakra system belongs to Indian spiritual traditions. The matches with stones are symbolic and are not a scientific fact or a medical treatment.
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