Witches’ Tools: Elemental Stones Correspondence

In the practice of magick, many witches prefer to use various types of magick to help strengthen their spell work. While elemental magick is itself is a powerful natural way to practice magick all on its own, some witches will also incorporate various portions of it into their practice of other types of spell work. Here is a small correspondence that helps to identify the types of stones associated with the elements.

Air/Mascuine	Amethyst, aquamarine, azurite, beryl, blue lace agate, chryoprase, citrine, hematite, lazurite, moldovite, opal, pearl, snow quartz, sapphire, silver, blue topaz, blue tourmaline, blue turquoise, vivianite
Earth/Feminine	Apache tear, apatite, aventurine, boji stone, calcite (orange), carnelian, diamond, flourite, granite, iron pyrite, jade, jet, malachite, morion, petrified wood, rutilated quartz, ruby, sugalite, tiger eye, tourmaline
Fire/Masculine	Amber, beryl, bloodstone, calcite (gold), carnelian, citrine, coal diamond, flint, geodes, gold, red jasper, lorimar, obsidian, peridot, pumice, smoky quartz, rhodachrosite, sunstone, yellow topaz
Water/Feminine	Alexandrite, beryl, green calcite, chalcedony, diamond, emerald, jacinth, jade, jet, kunzite, lapis lazuli, magnetite, moonstone, obsidian, onyx, opal, peridot, rose quartz, rock crystal, sardonyx, blue topaz, pink tourmaline, green turquoise, zircon