Collection: Blue
Blue is the color of the open sky.
Calm · Communication · Truth · The Throat
Blue is where life becomes expression.
It is the color of deep water, the sky just before dark.                     The breath that steadies before the words come.
Blue does not rush. Blue opens.
In the spectrum of light, blue carries a shorter wavelength than green or red.
A higher frequency, a cooler temperature, the color that recedes into depth and distance, that invites the eye inward and the mind toward stillness.
In the body, blue governs the throat chakra.
The seat of communication, of authentic expression, the place where what is true inside becomes what is spoken aloud.
Across traditions
Blue has been understood as the color of the divine, of the heavens, the vast and the eternal.
In ancient Egyptian tradition, blue was the color of the Nile, creation, of Amun, the hidden god whose name meant the concealed one.
Lapis lazuli, the deep blue stone flecked with gold was ground into pigment for the eyes of the gods.
In Hindu tradition, blue is the color of the infinite.                        The color of Vishnu and Krishna, the divine that holds all things in its embrace.
In medieval European tradition, blue was the color of the Virgin Mary, of heaven and, the sacred feminine that intercedes between the human and the divine.
Blue stones carry the energy of Jupiter, Neptune, and the Sky.
Calm, clarity, authentic communication, the steady, open presence of a self that knows its own truth and speaks it without fear.
To choose a blue stone is to choose to speak. To listen.                    To trust that what is true in you is worth saying.
Stones of Blue
Blue lace agate, sodalite, blue calcite, aquamarine, and kyanite.
Each carries the frequency of blue in its own register.
From the soft, gentle calm of blue lace agate to the clear, high-frequency truth of kyanite.
To work with a blue stone is to remember that your voice is not too much.
It is exactly enough.