Natural Stones
Hematite Stone
Let Hematite’s dark shimmer accompany you when you want to stand strong.
Quick Technical Information
Hematite is a natural iron oxide mineral with the composition Fe₂O₃. It is known for its metallic gray appearance, high density and reddish-brown streak.
The Story of Hematite
Hematite has been used by people since very early periods of history. Examples are known from prehistoric times as pigment, and from Mesopotamia and Anatolia in seals and carved stones. Its name is connected with the Ancient Greek root meaning “blood,” referring to the stone’s reddish powder color.
Benefits and Meanings of This Stone
Sometimes you choose a stone for its color; sometimes because it speaks directly to what you are feeling. Choose the intention that feels closest to you:
Protection from the Evil Eye
If you want to carry your intention for protection from the evil eye with a strong-looking stone, choose Hematite.
Distance from Negative Energy
Set the intention to protect your own space without taking on other people’s burdens.
Grounding
On days when your thoughts feel scattered, wish to feel your feet firmly on the ground again.
Determination
Find within yourself the strength to stand behind the decision you have made.
Focus
Set the intention to give your attention to what truly matters without being pulled in every direction.
Who Chooses Hematite?
- Those who value an intention of protection from the evil eye.
- Those who love dark, metallic and strong-looking stones.
- Those who want a greater sense of balance during busy days.
- Those looking for jewelry that is simple but full of character.
Intention, Zodiac & Chakra
Choose the intention that connects you with this stone. Zodiac and chakra associations may vary across traditions.
Designs Featuring Hematite Stone
Tiger's Eye Natural Stone Bracelet – Hematite, Strength and ConfidenceExplore Design →
Hematite Natural Stone Necklace & Bracelet Set – Strength and FocusExplore Design →
Hematite Natural Stone Necklace & Bracelet Set – Strength and EnergyExplore Design →