Animal Crystal Shapes

You can use these specific stones for jewelry, meditations, or carry them as a totem.

Alligator: Survival and stealth
Dolphin: Joy and harmony
Frog: Cleansing and Peace
Goose: Safe returns from trips
Otter: Joy and laughter
Salmon: Determination and persistence
Seagull: Versatility
Seal: Contentment
Swan: Elegance
Turtle: Love and protection
Whale: Creativity and intuition

Antelope: Speed and grace
Bear: Strength and self-knowledge
Buffalo: Abundance and healing
Caribou: Mobility
Cougar: Leadership
Coyote: Humor
Elephant: Luck and good memory
Elk: Pride and majesty
Fox: Cleverness
Goat: Diligence
Hedgehog: Self preservation
Horse: Freedom and power
Lizard: Letting go
Moose: Spontaneity
Porcupine: Innocence
Rabbit: Conquering any fears
Skunk: Caution
Snail: Perseverance
Snake: Power
Squirrel: Thriftiness

Bee: Gathering for the community
Bird: Unity and freedom
Butterfly: Transformation
Crane: Balance
Crow: Council and wisdom
Dragonfly: Skill and refinement
Eagle: Healing and potency
Hawk: Truth
Owl: Vision and insight
Raven: Mystery
Sandpiper: Quickness

These are most of the common animals. There are, of course, many more to be named, but this is a comprehensive list of most animals. When you wear or use these symbols in your daily life, they can bring the aforementioned value to your life. They can be totems or just special symbols that connect with your inner being. Many people have animals as their totems as well as other objects. These animals stay with you for your entire life and ward off danger when they feel you are threatened. They are meant to watch over us and keep us protected.

Crystal Ball: Send energy in every direction
Pyramids: Focus all energies
Egg shape: Bring forth new beginnings
Scarab: Abundance
Feather: Call the spirits
Ankh: Enhances fertility of the mind, spirit, and bod
Yin Yang: Balance
Cross: Protection
Heart: Love

There are also other shapes used for crystal making that have numerous meanings as well. These are the most common seen and used by others. Find your specific piece by seeing what resonates with you when you look at it and hold it.

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