Over time, or after a fall, a gemstone can break. Its colors fade when it absorbs too much energy, and it cracks when, worn out, it feels it has fulfilled its mission.
Natural or accidental wear is not a bad omen, but the stone’s use is compromised. Causes, meaning and solutions: everything to know when one of your gemstones breaks.
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Why do gemstones break?
A stone that is regularly cleansed and recharged is far less likely to break than one that is less cared for. Perhaps you skipped this step? That would explain why your stone became fragile enough to break.
A second explanation mostly concerns protective stones such as lapis lazuli, tourmaline or tiger’s eye: if the stone has gone through strong variations, it has absorbed too many contradictory energies and reached a point of no return. That is why it is not advisable to wear your protective stone every day: it needs rest too.
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