Not only are gemstones glamorous, sparkly and beautiful, but many are thought to bring good luck, as well. Maybe you just feel so happy and special wearing them that wonderful things naturally come your way!

Amethyst

February’s birthstone, amethyst, is said to symbolize wealth, healing and love. Many tout its ability to relieve headaches, which is definitely good luck. Its stunning purple hue is definitely eye-catching, maybe pretty enough to attract someone new to love.

Moonstone

Wear a ring set or a pendant with a moonstone, and be blessed with much good fortune, according to some Eastern traditions. Moonstones can be found in many colors, including blue, yellow, gray, pink, peach and cream. In ancient cultures, mariners wore a moonstone necklace to ensure their safe return from the sea.

Peridot

If it’s wealth you’re looking for, consider the beautiful peridot, also known as the money stone, for its sparkling green hue. In the Middle Ages, peridot was also believed to ward off evil spirits.

Tiger’s Eye

This striking gemstone, which is said to resemble a tiger’s stripes, is said to channel the wisdom and bravery of the mighty cat. Roman soldiers, in fact, wore tiger’s eye into battle to bring courage and good luck. Today, many wear this quartz stone to ward off danger.

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Topaz

Topaz comes in many colors, with the most valuable type being the imperial topaz, which is a dazzling golden stone. The blue form of topaz is said to bring good fortune and help its wearers meet their goals.

Citrine

Looking to launch a business or bring good fortune to an existing enterprise? Adorn yourself with citrine, or put a stone or two in your cash drawer. According to legend, this yellow-gold stone was used by merchants and traders to bring prosperity.

Sapphire

In Hindu astrology, sapphire is said to bring good luck to the wearer, as long as the stone is of good quality and color. The brilliant blue stone is said to have adorned royalty in ancient Greece and Rome and clergy in the Middle Ages. Lore also says sapphire brings wisdom to its wearer.

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