Aurora Garnet Rhodochrosite Diamond Bar Necklace

The name Rhodochrosite comes from the Greek rhodos, meaning “rose,” and khros, meaning “color,” and refers to its vivid pink to rose-red color. It has a vitreous and pearly luster, often banded in layers ranging from white or light pink, to those that are nearly red and opaque.

Known as the Stone of the Compassionate Heart, Rhodochrosite symbolizes selfless love, moving one beyond mere empathy but stirring one to action on others’ behalf. Rhodochrosite, however, directs that love first toward the self for the specific purpose of emotional healing.

Garnet is the birthstone for January. Garnets were highly popular in Europe in 18th and 19th centuries. They were frequently used for jewelry in the Victorian times. In Old Spain, the pomegranate was a favorite, and as a result of this, so was the garnet. In Spanish astrology, the garnet once represented the sun.

Garnet is the stone that represent symbol of love and friendship. It is also thought to symbolize the mending of wounds between lovers.

Diamonds are formed deep within the Earth over billions of years, created under extreme heat and pressure. They are made from carbon atoms that bond tightly to form the crystal structure that gives diamonds their strength. These precious gems are brought closer to the Earth's surface by volcanic eruptions, making them rare and highly valued. Diamonds are renowned as the hardest natural substance on Earth, known for their unmatched brilliance and durability

Diamonds are believed to have powerful healing properties that promote clarity of thought, inner strength, and emotional balance. They are said to amplify positive energy, helping individuals connect with their true selves and enhance feelings of self-confidence and resilience. Additionally, diamonds are thought to support spiritual growth by inspiring a sense of purity and aligning one’s energy with higher consciousness.