Choosing gemstone by element (Earth, Water, Fire, Air)

Element Fire

Element Earth

Element Air

Element Water
Often a piece of jewelry includes gemstones of various elements. It is a welcome combination only if these are gemstones of complementary (Fire-Air; Earth-Water) elements. However, when Fire is in contact Earth, the Earth dries up, becomes lifeless, empty. The same happens with jewels: energy of Earth gemstone is suppressed by the Fire gemstone. Water and Fire destroy each other; combination of Air and Water creates a negative, "rotten" power.