Despite its name, Blue Goldstone contains no actual gold. It’s a beautiful man-made glass, infused with copper salts such as cobalt, manganese, or chromium, creating the signature midnight blue sparkle that resembles a starlit sky.

There are several stories about how Goldstone was first created. Some say it originated with French monks during their experiments in alchemy. Others credit Venetian glassmaker Vincenzo Miotti in the 17th century. Regardless of its exact origin, Blue Goldstone is widely embraced for its beauty and the uplifting frequency it carries.

Because glass is made from quartz sand, many in the crystal healing world believe Goldstone carries a subtle energetic quality similar to natural quartz-based stones.

Blue Goldstone is often referred to as a stone of ambition and motivation. It encourages confidence, drive, and a can-do mindset. People are drawn to its calming appearance and energizing influence—especially during new beginnings or when trying to step into a more confident version of themselves.

This stone can be helpful for those who struggle with fear of failure or perfectionism, offering a gentle nudge forward while encouraging patience with yourself. It is commonly used as a visual and physical reminder to stay focused on your goals, stay encouraged, and keep going.

Blue Goldstone is often associated with the throat energy center, supporting communication, honesty, and calm expression. It helps you feel centered enough to speak your truth with clarity and kindness.