Numerical Vibration 5: Freedom, Change, Versatility

Number vibration 5 is associated with change, freedom, and adventure. Crystals can be powerful allies in embracing these qualities through their unique energetic properties. For instance, labradorite enhances intuition and opens the mind to new possibilities, aligning with the dynamic energy of number 5. It encourages adaptability and helps navigate through transitions with grace. Aquamarine, with its calming and soothing energy, supports emotional balance during times of change, fostering a sense of freedom and exploration. Additionally, citrine, with its vibrant energy, boosts confidence and optimism, fueling a spirit of adventure and embracing new experiences. By working with crystals attuned to the vibration of number 5, individuals can embrace change, seek new opportunities, and embark on exciting adventures, all while maintaining a sense of inner freedom and personal growth.

Paraiba Tourmaline

Anorthoclase

Ilmenite

Brecciated Agate

Bikitaite

Boehmite

Boehmite can be white, cream, or light brown. It feels smooth and can have different patterns, like grains or strings. Unlike some minerals, it doesn't have a strong crystal shape, which makes it look unique and not too obvious.

Paraiba Tourmaline

With its vivid colors and smooth texture, Paraiba Tourmaline is an intriguing gemstone. Found in blues and greens, it resembles tropical waters, with each stone having a unique pattern. It is highly sought after by gem lovers.

Keshi Pearl

Keshi Pearl is a type of Pearl with 100% Nacre. It is a byproduct that forms naturally when farming Cultured Pearls. Hence, it’s not a Natural Pearl variety. Still, it is one made entirely of Nacre due to the rejection of the implanted nucleus. Due to the lack of a nucleus to guide its formation, it can form in varied shapes, sizes, and textures.

Boleite

Just like a bright sunny sky, Boleite shines in a stunning blue color. When you touch it, it feels smooth but a bit rough, like sandpaper. And if you look closely, you'll see pretty patterns inside, like tiny veins in marble.

Oregon Jade

Oregon Jade is a cool crystal that's super special because it's green and feels smooth when you touch it. It's not like other rocks; it has a neat pattern, sometimes with swirls or specks. Think of it like a little piece of nature you can hold in your hand!

Chrysomelanite

Chrysomelanite is a variety of Nephrite Jade that forms from metamorphic rocks. It’s different from other varieties of Nephrite Jade due to its dark green hue with black mottling and a waxy luster. The patterns on this type of Jade include specks, lines, and veining.

Erionite

Erionite is a type of Zeolite that forms fibrous masses in cavities of rock formations. It’s a natural fibrous mineral with properties like asbestos, transformed by weathering and groundwater. This type of Zeolite forms wool-like brittle masses with Chabazite-like internal composition.