Okay, so I’ve been seeing a lot of stuff online about “Capricorn stone color” and what the “right” color is. Honestly, it got me a little curious, so I decided to do my own digging and, well, see what all the fuss was about.
I started by just, you know, Googling. “Capricorn stone color.” Boom. Tons of stuff came up. Websites, blogs, crystal shops… you name it. It was a bit overwhelming, to be honest. I quickly realized there wasn’t just one answer.
- Some places said garnet, with its deep red.
- Others were all about blue sapphire.
- Then I saw onyx, smoky quartz… even ruby!
It was a mess! So I decided to go a different route. I figured, “Hey, I like rocks, I have some. Let’s see what feels right.”
My Little Experiment
I grabbed my own small collection of stones. I don’t have a ton, but I had a few that were mentioned in my online search:
- A small, polished piece of garnet (it’s a dark, wine-red color).
- A piece of raw black onyx. It’s pretty rough and matte.
- A smoky quartz crystal- it’s kind of greyish-brown and see through.
I sat down, cleared my head, and just held each stone for a few minutes. I didn’t try to think about it too much, just… feel.
The garnet felt… warm. Kind of intense. Not bad, just… strong.
The onyx was the opposite. It felt cool, grounding. Like it was absorbing any extra, jittery energy.
The smoky quartz made my engergy become clear. It felt soft, light, and clam, kind of like a gentle wave.
So, what’s the “Capricorn stone color”? For me, in that moment? Honestly, any stone that I have is the answer, I love them all.
This whole thing taught me that it’s less about a specific color and more about the individual stone and how it makes you feel. There’s no magic formula, just what resonates with you. So, go explore, touch some rocks, and see what happens!
