Quick Reference: Aventurine (OBJ-000022) is a crystal entity associated with the Wood element (Yang). Best placed in the East area. Atlas Harmony Score: 80/100.

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Aventurine

Green aventurine is the stone of opportunity, associated with the Wood element and used in Feng Shui to attract new career paths, financial growth, and fresh starts.

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Aventurine

Atlas Proprietary Metrics

Scoring for Aventurine.

80
Harmony
65
Energy
40
Love
90
Career
70
Health
80
Wealth

Five Element

Wood

Yin / Yang

Yang

Best Direction

East

Avoid Direction

Best Room

Home Office

Avoid Room

Energy Type

Opportunity

Details

Aventurine is a translucent green quartz variety with tiny sparkling mica inclusions that give it a shimmering, optimistic appearance. In Feng Shui, it embodies the Wood element's expansive, growth-oriented energy. It is placed in the East (Family & Health) for new beginnings, the Southeast (Wealth) for financial growth, or in home offices for career advancement. Its gentle green color is associated with spring — renewal, opportunity, and forward momentum. It is considered one of the most beginner-friendly Feng Shui crystals because of its universally positive, low-intensity energy.

Claims and Evidence

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Green aventurine attracts career opportunities as the Wood element's growth-focused crystal.

Practitioner GuideLevel BModern Crystal Healing

Aventurine's Wood-element association makes it ideal for career transitions and new ventures.

-- Judy Hall, Crystal Prescriptions (2005) · Global

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Cite This Entry

FengShuiAtlas. (2026). Aventurine (Entity OBJ-000022). Retrieved from https://fengshuiatlas.com/objects/aventurine

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