Kynite

Kyanite is best known for its stunning blue hues, often compared to sapphires, which are the most prized in the gem world. But it’s not always blue - you might find it in white, gray, or even green. The color can be uneven, showing up in blotches or streaks, which adds to its natural charm. Kyanite is usually cut into cabochons to show off its beauty, though high-quality pieces are sometimes faceted. This is no easy task, given that tricky hardness variation we mentioned. The stone has a vitreous to almost pearly luster, and here’s a cool fact: kyanite is always untreated, keeping its natural vibe intact.

Kyanite is strongly believed to facilitate meditation; some practitioners consider its meditative power to be one of its two defining features. The second is that they believe kyanite never needs to be cleansed of negative energies—because it cannot accumulate or retain them!

This gemstone is thought to align with all chakras automatically, like wi-fi that's perpetually on. Kyanite meaning is associated with stimulating communication, growing awareness of others, perseverance against challenges, promoting balance of female and male energies.