LunaThe table: sign → stones
The core of the most common matches. The main stone is highlighted; each sign links to a detailed page — why the stone “rhymes” with the sign, how to choose and wear it.
| Sign | Dates | Stones (main first) |
|---|---|---|
| ♈ Aries | Mar 21 – Apr 19 | diamond, garnet, ruby |
| ♉ Taurus | Apr 20 – May 20 | emerald, agate |
| ♊ Gemini | May 21 – Jun 20 | agate, citrine, pearl |
| ♋ Cancer | Jun 21 – Jul 22 | moonstone, pearl, emerald |
| ♌ Leo | Jul 23 – Aug 22 | ruby, amber, citrine |
| ♍ Virgo | Aug 23 – Sep 22 | sapphire, agate |
| ♎ Libra | Sep 23 – Oct 22 | opal, lapis lazuli |
| ♏ Scorpio | Oct 23 – Nov 21 | topaz, garnet, opal |
| ♐ Sagittarius | Nov 22 – Dec 21 | turquoise, topaz, amethyst |
| ♑ Capricorn | Dec 22 – Jan 19 | onyx, garnet |
| ♒ Aquarius | Jan 20 – Feb 18 | amethyst, aquamarine |
| ♓ Pisces | Feb 19 – Mar 20 | aquamarine, pearl, moonstone |
Museum stones on these pages
The stone photos in this section are not stock images: some are real exhibits of the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History, released by the museum for free use — including the legendary Hope Diamond and a star ruby. On the sign pages, that is exactly what you are looking at.
Why sources disagree on the stones
Lists of stones for the signs differ from book to book and shop to shop — and that is normal: there is no single canon. The astrological tradition derived stones from ruling planets and elements, the jewellery tradition from the month of birth (the American birthstone table of 1912), and shops happily add to the lists whatever sits in the display case.
We fixed the overlap of the most common lists — the core that repeats most often. If another source names a different stone for you, neither list is wrong: pick the stone from the tradition that you actually like.
How to choose your stone
Start with your sign in the table above: open its page and look at the main stone. If it does not speak to you, the sign's list has one or two more — by tradition, any of them is “yours”. Not sure of your sign — dates and cusps are collected under zodiac signs.
An honest frame: a stone will not change events and will not replace a doctor. It works as a symbol — a small daily reminder of who you want to be. So the main criterion is simple: do you actually like the stone.
How do I find my zodiac birthstone?
Find your sign in the table above — the main stone is named first, with alternatives next to it. There is no single canon: if another source gives a different list, that is not an error — schools disagree. Not sure of your sign — check the dates under zodiac signs.
Do stones heal or bring luck?
There is no evidence for either, and we will not promise otherwise. A stone “works” differently: as a symbol and a reminder — an anchor for your own intentions. For health, see a doctor; the decisions are yours, not the stone’s.
Some of the stone photos in this section are real exhibits of the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History, released by the museum for free use. Photos: Smithsonian Open Access (CC0).
Matching stones to zodiac signs is a tradition, not science: there is no single canonical list, and schools disagree. Stones do not heal and do not guarantee events — for health questions, see a doctor. A stone here is a symbol and a reminder, nothing more and nothing less.
A reading from your birth date, not from a list
A stone by sign is shared by millions. In the app, Luna reads your full birth date: destiny matrix, strengths, a daily forecast — and tells it all by voice.
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