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Libra Zodiac Stones Necklaces
Libra zodiac stones necklaces pair the air sign's traditional gems with .925 sterling silver settings. Opal (hardness 5.5-6.5 Mohs), peridot (6.5-7 Mohs), and clear quartz (7 Mohs) have long been associated with those born September 23 through October 22. Our collection of 431 necklaces features these stones sourced from deposits in Ethiopia, Arizona, and Brazil. Prices range from $479 to $38,569, with free shipping anywhere in the United States.
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Opal, Peridot and Quartz Necklaces for Libra Signs
The Libra birthstone family includes several minerals with distinct properties. Opal forms when silica-rich water seeps into rock crevices and solidifies over millions of years. Ethiopian opals display fire patterns caused by light diffracting through microscopic silica spheres. Peridot, the olive-green variety of olivine, originates deep in the Earth's mantle and reaches the surface through volcanic activity. The San Carlos Apache Reservation in Arizona produces most of the world's gem-quality peridot. Clear quartz, sometimes called rock crystal, is silicon dioxide in its purest form. Brazilian mines yield large, inclusion-free specimens prized for jewelry use. Aquamarine, another stone linked to Libra, belongs to the beryl family and gets its blue-green color from trace iron content. Each necklace in this collection sets these zodiac stones in .925 sterling silver, an alloy containing 92.5% pure silver. SilverRush Style has offered natural stone jewelry since 2005. Browse by stone type or price to find a Libra necklace that fits your needs.Frequently Asked Questions
What are the main gemstones for Libra zodiac signs?
Opal is the traditional Libra birthstone, with peridot, aquamarine, and clear quartz also associated with this air sign. These stones correspond to Libra's September 23 to October 22 date range.
What properties do Libra zodiac stones have?
Quartz rates 7 on the Mohs hardness scale and is valued for clarity. Opal measures 5.5-6.5 Mohs and displays color play from internal light diffraction. Peridot ranks 6.5-7 Mohs with its signature olive-green color from magnesium iron silicate composition.
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