Ruby Zoisite Cabochon Stone Gemstone for Jewelry Making Pendant Earring Ring Necklace Bracelet Manufacturer supplier Exporter Wholesaler from Jaipur, Rajasthan, India Ruby Zoisite History Numerous gem variations of the mineral zoisite exist. Ruby in an opaque form is contained in one form (ruby in zoisite). The term anyolite, which comes from the Masai tribal word for "green, " has also been used to refer to the ruby in zoisite (or ruby zoisite) type. The opaque pink-to-red thulite and the translucent purplish-blue tanzanite are other named variations of this gemstone. This stone was given its name in honour of Sigmund Zois von Edelstein, an Austrian naturalist and scientist who recognised the stone as a distinctive mineral specimen in his large collection. Ruby Zoisite Metaphysical Properties Zoisite is a stone of return, whether it be to one's self, one's centre, relaxation, healthy norms, etc. After an undesired interruption, the creative force of zoisite is thought to act as a reset button, bringing the mind back to its goals. Artists' lives and their art become unified with ruby in zoisite. That kind of concentrated, inventive empowerment is what zoisite is purported to provide. For adherents of crystal healing, zoisite is believed to affect disorders of the heart, spleen, pancreas and lungs. The ruby in zoisite (anyolite) variety is said to be especially effective on the cardiovascular system. When creativity seems to have curled up and died inside you or other things keep pulling you away from the work you love, wearing zoisite can work like a mantra, gently calling you back to what you really want to be doing. Despite not having a formal birthstone designation, zoisite is associated with the astrological sign Gemini. The crown chakra is designated for ruby in zoisite (anyolite), as it is thought to encourage uniqueness while maintaining connectiveness.