Tumbled Carnelian

Known as the sunset/singer/artist stone

Carnelian goes back to Ancient Egypt where it took on many roles, from being a stone of fertility to stimulating passion and even provide courage to the ancient warriors and fighters.

Ancient Egyptians called carnelians “the setting sun” or the “Sunset Stone” because its orange hues lend it more female, passive, receptive, qualities. The stone links to the rich and fertile menstrual blood of the Isis, a major goddess in the old religion. However, when the stone’s hues are redder, red-orange, and reddish-brown, it became an active male energy stone. It is traditionally worn to enhance desire, love, and passion as carnelian can help in these areas.

Carnelian captivates in much the same way that the flash of a fiery sunset or the first blaze of autumnal brilliance does. It symbolizes bold energy, warmth, and a joy that lingers as much as it empowers and stimulates.

Carnelian meaning is known for being a stone of courage, endurance, energy, leadership, and motivation. Known to boost confidence and sexual energies