Crystals Associated with Multi Color Energy

Representing cosmic connection and oneness, crystals with a mixture of different colors/all colors attract the greater good. It’s associated with the Universal chakra and represents peace, harmony, kindness, gratitude, divination, and salvation. Multicolor crystals may have one, two, or all seven colors of the rainbow. Their chakra associations depend on the color energies in them. Usually, multicolor crystals are used by Reiki practitioners for unblocking multi-chakra blockages in a short time.

Cherry Opal

Cherry Opal is a variety of Opal in reddish-brown to orange hues, resembling the color of cherries. Depending on its colors, Cherry Opal may be a type of Common or Precious Opal, but it is mostly categorized as a type of Fire Opal.

Mordenite

Mordenite is a Zeolite mineral, chemically known as a hydrous potassium, calcium, sodium, and aluminum silicate. It’s usually white, pink, or clear. It may also appear in cream, brown, yellow, and orange hues, forming fibrous, acicular, reniform, porcelaneous, cotton-like, spheroid, and radiating aggregates.

Picture Jasper

The beautiful and unique look of Picture Jasper makes it a desirable Chalcedony. It usually comes in warm, earthy tones like brown, tan, cream, and pinkish. The intricate designs on this stone resemble landscapes, nature scenes, or abstract art. Mineral deposits and organic materials combined over time give each specimen its distinctive design.

Poppy Jasper

Poppy Jasper is a beautiful stone with unique properties. This stone is famous for its deep reds and earthy browns, resembling poppies in Jasper. It is popular for jewelry and ornaments due to its smooth, polished texture. Fans and collectors are drawn to its swirling, complex patterns that resemble abstract art.

Albite

Albite is a fascinating mineral that has many interesting physical properties. Crystal lovers and fans love it. The primary color of this crystal is milky-white, but it can also be pink, green, or blue.

Spectrolite

Spectrolite is a popular crystal among collectors and enthusiasts for its stunning color play. The crystal displays a rich spectrum of colors, often including vibrant blue, green, and gold hues. The crystal's designs look like frozen ethereal landscapes and are smooth.

Bullseye Agate

Bullseye Agate, a type of Orbicular Agate, is a variety of Banded Agate. It exhibits concentric, circular black bands or bullseye rings at the center of a target. These bands are typically symmetrical, uniform, evenly spaced, and repetitive.

Abalone Shell

Its colors shimmer and shift like a mesmerizing underwater rainbow. The Shell's hue dances between silvery blues, greens, yellows, and pinks, creating a stunning mosaic.

Tahitian Pearl

Tahitian Pearl, also called "Black Pearl," is very beautiful. They are expensive gems because of their unique dark greens, purples, and blues. The smooth, shiny surface of these Pearls is gorgeous. These oceanic gems shine with enhanced beauty when adorned with small circles or large swirls on their surface.

Trapiche Emerald

These extraordinary crystals boast a unique physical appearance that sets them apart. Picture a vivid palette ranging from lush greens to deep blues, embodying the essence of nature's beauty.

Bort

Bort is a crystal that tends to be less well-known, but its distinct characteristics make it unique. When you look at a piece of Bort, you'll notice that it lacks the sparkle and shine we often associate with crystals. Instead, Bort typically appears opaque and has a dull, earthy color.

Nirvana Quartz

Nirvana Quartz is a variety of Quartz discovered in 2006 in retreating glaciers around the Himalayan mountains. They may exhibit white, clear, pink, purple, peach, and brown hues and sometimes include rainbow, phantom, or record-keeper inclusions.