Orange chalcedony

English
Orange Aventurine

Origin
India

Introduction
The main chemical component of orange aventurine is silicon dioxide (SiO₂), a variety of the quartz family. It contains fine flakes of mica or hematite, which give the stone a soft sheen and a warm orange luster. It is also known as "orange aventurine" or "orange Indian jade."

Since ancient times, it has been considered a bringer of luck and prosperity. In ancient Indian culture, it was seen as a symbol of the sun, used to awaken self-confidence and life energy. Medieval Europeans also regarded it as a protective stone, wearing it to attract opportunities and dispel negative emotions.