Shop our Iolite jewelry curated selection, handmade by global artisans. Find your new favorite rings, pendants and necklaces or make a unique gift to that special someone. Iolite is a gemstone that promotes wisdom, truth, dignity, and spiritual mastery. Discover our ethically crafted collection in Silver, Gold or Brass in our jewelry store.
Pretty bracelet made with a thin delicate chain dipped in gold and an iolite gemstone. Also comes with little 6 mm gold star at the end of the ch...
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There are 4 things to consider when buying Iolite jewelry: color, cut, clarity and carat weight. Iolite is usually a blue gemstone but you can also find it in many shades. Iolite is cut into all shapes. However, Iolite is a fragile gemstone that can easily break with the wrong cut. Iolite is a transparent and translucent stone with relatively few inclusions. Carat weight between 1 to 5 is ideal and affordable for Iolite jewelry.
Iolite jewelry is more affordable than its equivalent Sapphire or Tanzanite piece, so it makes a good alternative to someone on a limited budget.
Iolite resonates with the third eye chakra. It channels its energy to inspire your visions and dreams and improve your communication with other realms. Iolite jewelry may make you trust more on your inner self and knowledge. The gemstone may stimulate the memory and enhance creativity.
It is useful in enhancing your intuition and deepening your meditation. It can help you gain insight and connect you to your higher self.
Yes, it is one of the natural birthstones of those born between January 20th and February 18th, as you can read on several jewelry websites.
It is said Iolite jewelry helps balance yin and yang energies. They may be useful for weight loss as they help to eliminate fatty deposits. They may aid the release of toxins that have been stored in body fat, and are said to energize and balance the metabolism, and may help to improve problems in the liver.
Iolite is a variety of the raw stone Cordierite. Iolite has alternative names: 'Vikings’ Compass’ and 'Water Sapphire’ because of its usefulness in determining the direction of the sun on overcast days, the Vikings having used it for this purpose.