From the name meaning Rose in the singsong of the Greek tongue, Rhodonite is as romantic and rare as the bloom where she gets her name. Her pink tint is similar to the calm sky after a summer storm or the way the sunrise mingles with the frost of late last night. Even though her coloring is kissed with a heavenly glow, Rhodonite is a stone that actually feels earthbound. She has an excellent grounding force and is filled with compassion for the wearer.

Rhodonite has is known to be a healer of hurt and bruised hearts.

Rhodonite and pets

Rhodonite and pets share a connection rooted in compassion, harmony, and emotional balance.When paired with pets, it can foster a deeper bond built on understanding and mutual respect.

I choose you firmly

I originally wanted to have a cat, but one day when I passed by my neighbor's house, I saw them tying you up at the door. I couldn't help but feed you and play with you. You were probably about 5 months old then, very naughty, and you even liked to bite me. My neighbor had many dogs, and one day, another big dog bullied you. You broke free from the leash and ran towards me. That's when I decided to adopt you, little buddy.