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Carnelian has been carved into beads, seals, and amulets for thousands of years — the ancient Egyptians set it in jewelry for the afterlife, and Roman engravers cut it into signet rings. Its warm orange-red color comes from iron oxide, and its name is often traced to the Latin carneus, meaning flesh-colored. Traditionally, carnelian is associated with courage, vitality, and motivation — a stone for getting things moving.
Size: matched teardrop pair, 10 x 14 mm each
Weight: 14 ct total
Potential: earrings
Carnelian has been carved into beads, seals, and amulets for thousands of years — the ancient Egyptians set it in jewelry for the afterlife, and Roman engravers cut it into signet rings. Its warm orange-red color comes from iron oxide, and its name is often traced to the Latin carneus, meaning flesh-colored. Traditionally, carnelian is associated with courage, vitality, and motivation — a stone for getting things moving.
Size: matched teardrop pair, 10 x 14 mm each
Weight: 14 ct total
Potential: earrings
