Apatite is most often seen in blue, but can also be found in brown, pink, yellow, green (from Spain called asparagus stone) and a rare variety of violet. Apatite is an inspirational stone. It helps develop psychic abilities and spiritual attunement. Use it to aid communication and self-expression. This stone Encourages extroversion and dissolves alienation. It Stimulates creativity and intellect and Clears confusion. At the physical level Apatite aids absorption of calcium into your bones, helps cartilage, teeth and motor skills. It helps relieve arthritis, joint problems and overcomes hypertension .

 Topaz is one of the modern birthstones for November, and is also the zodiac stone of Sagittarius, November 23 - December 22. Topaz occurs not only in the transparent yellow, yellow brown, orange brown, and pinky brown, but also in a very light to medium red, very light to light blue, very light green, light greenish yellow, and colorless. Topaz is a hard, brilliant stone with a fine color range, and is very popular in jewelry. Topaz is exceptionally brilliant, known as "The Stone of the Sun", allowing its wearer to place their dreams and wishes into it to be reflected into the universe for fulfillment. True topaz, the symbol of love and affection, aids in sweetening ones disposition by balancing emotions, while helping to break up stagnant energy in the body. Topaz helps to attract good fortune, happiness, and hope. Topaz supports and increases the power of the 3rd or Solar Plexis Chakra, but influences the other Chakras based on stone's color.

Zircon is a stone of purity and innocence. It balances the emotions and enhances self esteem and unity. Was used as an amulet by travellers to protect against accident and injury on the journey. It was also used to stop the wearer from being stuck by lightening. Hindu poets tell of the Kalpa Tree, the ultimate gift to the gods, which was a glowing tree covered with gemstone fruit with leaves of zircon. Zircon has long had a supporting role to more well-known gemstones, often stepping in as an understudy when they were unavailable. In the middle ages, zircon was said to aid sleep, bring prosperity, and promote honor and wisdom in its owner. The name probably comes from the Persian word zargun which means gold-colored, although zircon comes in a wide range of different colors.