Crystals for love – the Woo Way. Louise Muir-Sage, the owner of Something Kind of Woo, the independent crystal and wellbeing shop in Royal Wootton Bassett, is offering some tips on crystals. Crystals to help with love and relationships in the run-up to Valentine’s Day.
She has brought together five crystals often associated with love in its many forms. That’s from self-worth and emotional recovery to trust and vulnerability. The collection reflects a growing interest in using crystals as tools for reflection, reassurance and personal development rather than quick fixes.
Her suggestions are
- Rose Quartz – it’s the reminder that love starts inside. Its soft energy encourages kindness toward yourself especially when your inner voice gets a bit harsh. It’s about learning to treat yourself with the same care you give others.
Supports: self-worth, compassion, gentle healing.
- Rhodonite – trusting love again. It’s a heart stabiliser after emotional knocks. It’s often chosen by people working through old wounds or rebuilding trust. Think of it as steady support while your heart relearns safety.
Supports: emotional recovery, forgiveness, healthy boundaries.
- Unakite – healing past relationships. It carries nurturing, earthy energy that encourages emotional release and renewal. It’s a crystal for letting go of what no longer needs to live in your heart.
Slow, steady healing , no pressure, no rush.
Supports: Slow, steady healing , no pressure, no rush.
- Moonstone – it helps you sit with your feelings instead of fighting them. It encourages emotional awareness and intuition which is key to navigating love in any form. A gentle reminder that feelings ebb and flow.
Supports: emotional insight, empathy, inner trust.
- Lepidolite – completes the collection, and is about feeling safe in love. It carries a calming, reassuring energy that supports emotional balance when your heart feels overwhelmed or cautious. It’s often chosen during times of stress or change – especially when learning to open up again.
Think of it as a gentle reminder that safety and softness can coexist.
Supports: emotional calm, reassurance, easing anxiety around vulnerability.
More than romance
‘Love is not just about romance, it’s about how we treat ourselves and how safe we feel emotionally,’ said Louise.
These crystals are ones people often reach for when they are doing quiet, personal work around healing, trust and compassion. And I wanted to bring them together in a way that feels supportive rather than overwhelming.
Crystals don’t replace self-reflection or support from others, but they can act as gentle reminders. Sometimes just holding something that represents calm, kindness or renewal can help people slow down and listen to themselves a little more.’
Something Kind of Woo is based in Royal Wootton Bassett’s High Street and offers crystals, spiritual tools and Reiki sessions.
The shop welcomes customers who are new to crystals as well as those who have worked with them for many years or love them for their decorative qualities. Find out more by visiting https://somethingkindofwoo.co.uk/
