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In Venice, glassmakers are said to have produced, by accident, a glass sprinkled with spangles, named after the Italian a ventura, “by chance,” and aventurine jewelry still bears that name. Green most often, orange at times, the stone twinkles with tiny sparks as soon as your hand moves. People see it as a stone of good fortune and happy surprises.
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A few pointers to find what feels like you.
Beneath its polish, aventurine hides a host of tiny platelets, often mica, lodged at the heart of a quartz. They create aventurescence, that shimmer in small touches you catch when you tilt the stone. It’s best known in green, though not everyone knows it also comes in orange, blue, or brown. Smooth, it looks almost velvety. Faceted, it starts to sparkle.
It evokes luck and possibilities opening up: welcoming the unexpected, following an urge, daring to begin. It won’t make you win at gambling, and no one should present it to you that way. You wear it instead to keep an eye open for whatever comes along.
The selection brings together bracelets and necklaces of green beads, rings where orange aventurine isn’t alone on the setting, bracelets in the colors of the chakras, where green aventurine holds the middle of the series, and meditation objects.
It’s a good companion for a move, a first job, a long journey, or starting a business. Green aventurine goes with white and natural tones, orange with pink and blue-green. Choose the one whose sparkle appeals to you first: it’s often the right one.
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