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Crystal jewelry, matched to intent
Choose by how you want to feel — not by what it's made of. We match the stone to the moment you're in, and send it with its meaning attached.
Founded by Mara Ellison — geologist, and twenty years collecting.
Shop by how you want to feel
No need to know a crystal by name. Pick the intention and we'll do the rest.
Most loved
abundance
calm
love
protection
Where it comes from
14
named sources
Every piece we sell can be traced back to the mine it came from — and to the people who pulled it out. We publish the list. We pay above market for it.
That's why our stones cost more than the ones in a gift shop, and it's the only reason we'd ask you to pay it.
Read our sourcingNo claims about curing anything. Crystals are a practice, not a treatment — and nothing here is medical advice.
Two minutes, three questions
Tell us what you're moving through and how you like to wear it. We'll match you to one stone — and explain why.
Find my stoneThe jewelry
Jewelry can be more than something beautiful. It's the reminder you reach for before the meeting, the flight, the conversation you've been putting off.
Everything is set in 14k gold-filled and made to survive daily wear — showers, gym, the kind of week you're having.
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Our story
20+
years
I started collecting because I was sceptical. Then I noticed which stones I kept reaching for on the hard days — and it was never random.
Aurelia exists to make that choice easier. No incense, no mysticism for its own sake. Honest stones, sourced carefully, matched to what you're moving through.
Reviews
4.9 average from 2,300+ verified reviews.
“I bought the obsidian bracelet for a hard month and never took it off. Small thing. It helped.”
“I keep the garnet necklace in my pocket at work. There's real power in believing something is looking out for you.”
“Third order this year. I keep gifting them because nobody has guessed the price yet.”
The quiet list
New arrivals, sourcing notes, and a first look at restocks. No noise — we hate that too.
