Colours and Their Meanings

Discover the spiritual and energetic meanings behind crystal colours. Each colour vibration connects to specific chakras, emotions and healing properties.

Red

Pertains to circulation, the heart and physical body. A dense colour, it attracts or repels. In a positive light, red energy is a healthy ego. In a negative light, red energy can give way to anger, unforgiving, anxiety or nervousness.

Shades of Red:

Deep Red – Strong willed, grounded, survival, realistic
Muddy Red – Anger
Clear Red – Powerful, sensual, passionate, energetic, competitive
Orange Red – Confidence
Bright Pink – Sensual, artistic, affection, love, sensitive, compassion, can indicate clairaudience
Dark Muddy Pink – Dishonesty, immaturity

Orange

Pertains to the reproductive organs and emotional feelings. It is a colour of good health, vitality and excitement. In a positive light, orange energy is productive, creative, sociable and courageous. In a negative light, it can give way to stress and addictions.

Shades of Orange:

Orange Yellow – Intelligence, detail oriented, scientific, creative, perfectionist
Brownish Orange – Low level of ambition, lazy or repressed emotion

Yellow

Pertains to the spleen and life energy. It is the colour of awakening, optimism, easy-going nature, inspiration and intelligence.

Shades of Yellow:

Pale Yellow – Psychic and spiritual awareness, optimism, hopefulness, positivity
Bright Yellow – Fear of losing control, respect, power struggles and control personally and in business
Clear Metallic Gold – Spirituality activated, inspirational awakening
Dark Muddy Yellow Gold – Fatigue and stress from studying or trying to learn everything all at one time

Green

Pertains to the heart and lungs. It is a comfortable and healthy colour of nature. Represents balance, growth, change. Depicts a love of people, animals, nature.

Shades of Green:

Emerald Green – Healer, loving person
Yellow Green – Communication, heartfelt, creative
Muddy Forest Green – Jealousy, victim, blaming others, insecurity, sensitive to criticism, lacking personal responsibility

Turquoise

Pertains to the immune system. It is a sensitive, compassionate aura, that of a healer or a therapist.

Blue

Pertains to the throat and thyroid. It is a cool, calm and collected colour, producing caring, loving, sensitive and intuitive energies.

Shades of Blue:

Light Blue – Peacefulness, clarity, intuitive, truthful
Royal Blue – Clairvoyance, very spiritual, generous, open to new opportunities
Muddy Blue – Fear of expression, future, speaking the truth

Indigo

Pertains to the third eye and pituitary gland. It is the colour of deep feeling, intuition and sensitivity.

Violet

Pertains to the crown, pineal gland and nervous system. It is the most sensitive of colours in the aura. It is intuitive, visionary, reveals psychic power, magical, artistic.

Lavender

This colour denotes vision, imagination and daydreaming.

Silver

Pertains to spiritual and physical abundance. A lot of bright silver in the aura may mean money or a spiritual awakening.

Shades of Silver:

Bright Metallic Silver – Nurturing, intuitive, new ideas
Muddy Gray – Accumulation of fear in the body, health problems when seen in certain areas of the body
Dirty Gray Overlay – Pertains to the blocking of energy, guarded, skepticism

Gold

Pertains to divine protection and enlightenment. Someone with this aura is encased in divine guidance and has wisdom, inner peace, intuition and spiritual thinking.

Black

Pertains to pulling, capturing and transforming energy. Indicates an unforgiving nature (to self or others), past life problems, unreleased anger, grief or health problems.

White

Pertains to reflecting other energy and protection. It can signal a new energy in the aura, truth, purity, angelic qualities and a healthy individual. If there are flashes or sparkles of white light, angels are nearby.

Shades of White:

Dirty Grayish White – Possible illness

Earth Tones

Pertains to colors of the soil, wood, minerals, plants. These important and good grounding colors can be seen in those who work outdoors, such as in farming.