Epidote Correspondences for Crystal Healing

Epidote Correspondences

Also Known As: Pictasite

Family: Silicate: consists of isolated and paired silica tetrahedrons

Habit: Can be massive or monoclinic

Hardness: 6-7

Correspondences:

Birthstone Posts by *DHD

Here are all the birthstone blogs that I have listed for the entire year. Now that I have come full circle I thought it was time to put them all in one place for ease of use. I hope you find this helpful.

January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December

Birthstones by day of the Week

Birthstones, Month of May

Birthstones Month of May

 Who first beholds the light of day

 In spring's sweet flowery month of May

 And wears an emerald all her life

 Shall be a loved and happy wife.

~ Tiffany & Co. published this poem and others for each month for the first time in a pamphlet in 1870.

Raw and cabochon cut Chrysoprase and raw and emerald cut emerald

Sun Signs:  Taurus-Emerald      Gemini-Pearl

15th- 20th century- Emerald, Agate

U.S. (18th-19th century)- Emerald

U.S. (*modern)- Emerald

Britain (modern)- Emerald, Chrysoprase

Hindu- Emerald

Green Agate, Sea Pearl, Green Tree Agate and Moss Agate

*The American, National Association of Jewelers met in Kansas and officially adopted a list which was and is used as the “modern” version of birthstones with very limited changes.

You may also like some other birthstone posts from this blog:

January  February   March   April   May   June
July   August   September   October   November   December

Birthstones by day of the Week

March Birthstones

Birthstones Month of March

Bloodstone, diamond ring, bloodstone pendant, Shiva lingam, diamond,
bloodstone ring, porcelain jasper necklace, orbicular jasper

Who in this world of ours their eyes

 In March first open shall be wise,

 In days of peril firm and brave,

 And wear a bloodstone to their grave.

~ Tiffany & Co. published this poem and others for each month for the first time in a pamphlet in 1870.

November Birthstones

Birthstones-Month of November

Who first comes to this world below

 In dreary November's fog and snow,

 Should prize the topaz's amber hue,

 Emblem of friends and lovers true.

 

Citrine

~ Tiffany & Co. published this poem and others for each month for the first time in a pamphlet in 1870. The author or authors are unknown.

Sun Signs of Scorpio (Beryl-also known as Aquamarine) and Sagittarius (Yellow Topaz, Turquoise)

15th- 20th century-Golden Topaz, Pearl     

U.S. (18^th-19^th century)-Golden Topaz  

U.S. (*modern)-Golden Topaz, Citrine

Britain (modern)-Golden Topaz, Citrine

Hindu-Cat’s Eye

Golden Topaz

 

*The American, National Association of Jewelers met in Kansas and officially adopted a list which was and is used as the “modern” version of birthstones with very limited changes.

You may also like some other birthstone posts from this blog:

January  February   March   April   May   June
July   August   September   October   November   December