What Is Your Color and Gemstone According to Numerology?

You have surely noticed that a particular color is your favorite or that you instinctively gravitate toward it. Other colors may repel you completely, or you may wonder why you feel somehow uncomfortable in clothes of a certain color. One explanation is that you are not in harmony with that color.

Each of the numbers from 1 to 9 (and, of course, 11 and 22) has its own positive and negative colors – colors with which it resonates more easily.

You can try using your Life Path number, your birth number (the day of the month), and often the number of the month is added to the birthday as well, or you can use the Number of your full name.

Of course, a more complex and more precise way of determining your true numerical vibration is to analyze all the key numbers – the name, date of birth, Life Path, vowels and consonants, the Pythagorean matrix and so on. One thing is clear – no two numerologists work in exactly the same way, even if at first glance their methods appear similar.

ONE

Main colors — all shades of yellow and bronze through golden-brown, including orange and gold.

Additional colors – cream and white, pale purple, blue and deep pink.

Colors to avoid – green, black and gray.

Gemstones — all yellowish stones, such as lemon-yellow quartz, topaz, amber and yellow diamond.

TWO

Main colors — all shades of green, cream and white.

Additional colors – pale pink and pale blue.

Colors to avoid – light brown, dark red, purple and black.

Gemstones — agate, pearls, cat’s eye and moonstone.

THREE

Main colors — all shades of purple and violet through the palest lilac.

Additional colors – blue, pink and yellow.

Colors to avoid – green, black, gray and dark brown.

Gemstones — amethyst and garnet.

FOUR

Main colors — halftones and “electric” colors, such as blue and gray.

Additional colors – beige, pale green and pale yellow.

Colors to avoid – all bright, strong and saturated colors.

Gemstones — sapphire in all its color varieties.

FIVE

Main colors — light shades of almost all colors, especially gray.

Additional colors — white or anything that sparkles and shines.

Colors to avoid – any very dark or very light colors.

Gemstones — any pale-colored stones, especially if they have brilliance – diamonds, silver and platinum.

SIX

Main colors — all shades of blue, except “electric blue” or “petrol blue.”

Additional colors – all shades of pink.

Colors to avoid – black and dark purple.

Gemstones — turquoise and emerald.

SEVEN

Main colors — all shades of green and yellow, as well as gold.

Additional colors — almost all pale and pastel colors.

Colors to avoid – all very dark and highly saturated colors.

Gemstones — all white stones, moonstone, cat’s eye, pearls, agate.

EIGHT

Main colors — dark gray, dark blue, purple, black.

Additional colors — all shades of brown and reddish-brown.

Colors to avoid – all pale colors, bright red, bright green and bright yellow.

Gemstones — all dark-colored stones, deep ruby, garnet, amethyst, black pearl, black diamond and especially dark-toned sapphires.

NINE

Main colors – pink, blood red, red and purple – the darker and more saturated the color, the better.

Additional colors — all shades of blue.

Colors to avoid – green, yellow, brown and black.

Gemstones — ruby, garnet and chalcedony.