Free Mood Necklace
€299,00
Eight stones, eight colours in one strand: Fluorite, Amethyst, Rose Quartz, Citrine, Moonstone, Prehnite, Kunzite and Mountain Crystal. A rainbow of natural stones, each chosen for its own shade.
STONE DETAILS
Fluorite rarely looks the same twice — bands of purple, green and blue shifting through a single piece, sometimes within a few millimetres. I love that about it. It feels like the right stone for anyone whose path doesn't look like everyone else's.
We believe in the stories stones carry.
These meanings come from tradition, not science.
Read our Crystal Meaning Guide.
Kunzite has the softest colour in our whole collection, somewhere between pink and lilac, and it fades a little in strong sunlight, which I actually love — it feels like a reminder to be gentle with it, and with yourself. It's one of the stones people ask about most once they've worn it a while.
We believe in the stories stones carry.
These meanings come from tradition, not science.
Read our Crystal Meaning Guide.
Prehnite is one of the quieter stones in the collection, pale green and a little translucent, and it took me a while to appreciate it — it doesn't announce itself the way some others do. Now it's one I recommend to anyone in the middle of a slow, real change.
We believe in the stories stones carry.
These meanings come from tradition, not science.
Read our Crystal Meaning Guide.
Mountain Crystal is deceptively simple — just clear quartz, nothing showy — but I've come to think of it as the most honest stone we work with. It doesn't pretend to be anything. I like giving it to people who aren't sure which stone they need yet, because it goes with whatever you pair it with.
We believe in the stories stones carry.
These meanings come from tradition, not science.
Read our Crystal Meaning Guide.
Moonstone changes depending on how you tilt it in the light, which always makes me think of how differently a piece can feel from one day to the next. I gave a Moonstone piece to a friend right before a big life change, almost without thinking about it — it just felt like the right stone for someone standing at the edge of something new.
We believe in the stories stones carry.
These meanings come from tradition, not science.
Read our Crystal Meaning Guide.
Citrine is often called the stone of abundance, and its warm, sunny yellow makes that easy to believe on sight. I think of it as a stone for beginnings — I gave myself a small Citrine piece the week we launched EVASIMIN, and I still have it.
We believe in the stories stones carry.
These meanings come from tradition, not science.
Read our Crystal Meaning Guide.
Amethyst is the stone I return to most. It has a way of quieting a room without ever feeling heavy — and because no two batches are ever quite the same shade, the piece you're holding is truly one of its kind.
We believe in the stories stones carry.
These meanings come from tradition, not science.
Read our Crystal Meaning Guide.
I used to think Rose Quartz was a little too soft, almost too obvious a choice for a love stone. Then I actually lived with a piece for a while and realised that's exactly the point — it doesn't try to convince you of anything, it just sits there being gentle until you notice you feel calmer. I keep a small piece by my bed.
We believe in the stories stones carry.
These meanings come from tradition, not science.
Read our Crystal Meaning Guide.
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