Seven Chakra Gemstone Worry Stone

Stacked from seven genuine stones, the seven chakra gemstone worry stone brings amethyst, blue aventurine, lapis lazuli, green aventurine, yellow quartz, orange aventurine, and red jasper together in a single palm piece — one layer for each of the seven chakras as described in yogic tradition.

These layered sets have been carried in the tradition of the seven chakras for a long time, and they continue to mark personal practice for many people today. Earthward offers the stone as it has long been used — as a meaningful object for a quiet moment — rather than something that promises to align or balance anything.

Shaped to sit in the palm, the stone carries a gentle thumb groove meant for slow, repetitive touch. Some carry it daily; others set one down on a desk and reach for it on and off when the mind turns busy. It makes a small anchor — something tangible to come back to. At Earthward, each worry stone is checked as genuine natural stone, and the layer colors and markings vary from piece to piece.

Why You’ll Love It

• Seven genuine gemstones layered into a single worry stone
• A set long tied to the body’s seven chakras
• A smooth thumb groove shaped for quiet, repetitive touch
• A pocket-sized companion for desk, pocket, or nightstand
• A comforting stone to hold during a busy moment
• Each piece is unique — color, shape, and markings vary

Details

• Genuine gemstones: Amethyst, Blue Aventurine, Lapis Lazuli, Green Aventurine, Yellow Quartz, Orange Aventurine, Red Jasper
• Regular is approx. 1 1/2 inches long and 1 inch wide
• Unique and made of genuine stones
• Handmade and polished in India
• Color, shape, size, and markings will vary
• Comes with a description card

Care

Handle with care — the layered stones can be scratched by harder materials. Keep away from prolonged sunlight, water, salt, and harsh cleaners. Wipe gently with a soft cloth.

Crystal meanings are based on tradition and personal practice. This seven-chakra worry stone is a symbolic wellness accessory and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any condition.