Does anyone else need all the good vibes possible? Or maybe you just want to trade in your charm necklace for something a little…~vibier~? Crystal fans say these shimmering rocks vibrate at frequencies that can connect to our own, promoting intelligence, calm, self-love, and all sorts of other positive qualities. They work like this: the energy of the crystal combines with our own vibrations, creating a whole new wavelength that has specific qualities. And hey, if you’re not sure about any of that, even crystal skeptics have to agree that they’re beautiful, right?
You can use a crystal in many ways: you can wear one on jewelry, place one on your bedside table, place them throughout your home, meditate with them, place them on your altar, and even take one with you. . your bra. Of course, you can also use them as decor, because even skeptics have to admit that these little guys are gorgeous.
A note on buying crystals: There are no international regulations on crystal mining, and some crystals on the market have been mined by forced or child labor, or have a serious impact on the environment in which they are extracted. When buying crystals, avoid crystals that seem oddly cheap and look for stores that share information about their sourcing practices. If in doubt, you can always ask the retailer where their crystals come from. If they don’t know, it’s a bad sign. (For more on ethical crystal shopping, read this article.)
If you can’t walk into your local witch shop these days (what, don’t you?), you can find plenty of crystals online. Here are a few:
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Spiritual Nectar
Amethyst Bottle Necklace
Etsy seller The Spirit Nectar offers sustainable and fair trade crystals and donates $1 for each sale.
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Moonrise Crystal
peacock ore
The Hawaiian Moonrise Crystal retailer lets you sort your rocks by color.
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House of NteKKah
The “royal” chakra set with a clearing selenite slab
Black-owned retailer House of NteKKah offers crystal sets containing hand-selected stones, as well as individual crystals and other metaphysical products.
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Peach and Pixie
Rose Quartz Tip
Rose quartz is one of the most popular crystals, as it is meant to promote self-love, love-love, and healing. Peach and Pixie, another black-owned brand, offers a wide variety of different crystals in different shapes.
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Aquarius Soul
Gemstone Facial Rolls
In addition to individual crystals, Aquarian Soul offers crystal-focused wellness products, such as facial rollers and baths.
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happy soul online
Pendulum – Aventurine
In addition to a variety of crystals in different shapes and sizes, Happy Soul Online offers rare gemstones, such as a gigantic $10,000 amethyst.
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The life of Sankofa
2.5 inch Selenite Towers
The black-owned shop, Sankofa Living, takes its name from a word used by the Akan tribe in Ghana, which translates to “it is not taboo to go after what is in danger of being left behind”. .
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House of Intuition
Set of Mercury Retrograde Crystals
LA-based boutique House of Intuition offers select crystals for a variety of purposes, including this Mercury Retrograde kit (I need it).
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Created by Navajo Hands
Handmade Sterling Silver Navajo Bracelet with Turquoise
The Navajo-owned brand, Created By Navajo Hands, offers jewelry with gemstones like turquoise and tiger’s eye.
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bonearrow
Queen of the Underworld Ring in Garnet
For ethically sourced, vegan and creatively designed jewelery with crystals and gemstones, check out UK-based Bonearrow.
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muse of energy
Rainbow moonstone moon necklace
Whether you’re looking for crystal jewelry, crystal sets, crystal baths, or just crystals, Energy Muse has it.
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Kotah Bear
Band of multi-stone arches
The Kotah Bear brand, owned by Diné, offers jewelry and accessories handcrafted by Native American artisans.
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Seven Jewels Shop
Rose Quartz Star Sphere
Seven Gems, a black-owned, Bay Area-based crystal boutique, offers ethically sourced crystals at various budgets, including a featured section under $25.
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Modern mystical shop
carnelian skull
Hello, yes I need a crystal in the shape of a skull.
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The Zen Company
Rose quartz crystal pyramid
The black-owned business, The Zen Company, offers handmade crystal pyramids and jewelry.
Erika W. Smith
Senior Astrology Editor
As Cosmopolitan’s Senior Astrology Editor, Erika works with members of the Cosmo(s) Council to help you decode your birth chart and prepare for each Mercury retrograde.
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