Introduction

Emeralds are a wonderful way to bring in prosperity and success into your life. They help you attract wealth, abundance and financial

stability. Two types of emeralds are most commonly used for astrology: Colombian Emeralds and Zambian Emeralds. Both of these stones have been mined for centuries in Colombia and Zambia by tribal leaders who believed they would bring them power and control over their people. Today, they’re still used in ceremonies throughout both countries as well as other areas around the world. The main differences between Colombian and Zambian Emeralds are hardness, location of origin and price point; however there’s some overlap between the two which makes them unique from one another. We’ll talk about each below:

Both Emeralds are great for astrology.

Both the Colombian and Zambian Emeralds are used for clarity and wisdom, prosperity, healing and protection. They are also both used to bring good luck to those who wear them or carry them in their pocket or purse. The Colombian Emerald is thought to be more powerful than its Zambian counterpart because it has been around longer (it was discovered in 1879). However there are many people who believe that both stones can work equally well if used properly by someone who knows how best utilize them

Emeralds can be mined in southern Africa and Central America.

The Emerald is a stone that can be mined in southern Africa and Central America. It’s also known as the “stone of transformation,” which means it helps you change your life for the better. You might want to wear an Emerald if you want to make some changes in how you live or feel about yourself, like getting a new job or going back to school.

The Colombian Emerald is mined in Colombia, while its Zambian counterpart comes from Zambia–so if one country’s name sounds familiar but another doesn’t, that might explain why! Other locations where these stones are found include Namibia (known for its Blue Sapphires), Australia (where Pink Sapphires come from), Brazil (home of Aquamarines), Tanzania (where Tanzanite was discovered) and Russia (the birthplace of Red Beryl).

Colombian Emeralds are harder than Zambian Emeralds, making them more expensive.

The hardness of an emerald is measured using the Mohs scale, which assesses how easily a stone will scratch other materials. Colombian Emeralds are harder than Zambian Emeralds, making them more expensive to buy.

The hardness of an emerald can be used as an indicator of its quality because harder stones tend to have fewer imperfections or inclusions (internal flaws).

Some people believe that the Colombian Emerald offers clarity, while the Zambian offers wisdom and prosperity.

Some people believe that the Colombian Emerald offers clarity, while the Zambian offers wisdom and prosperity. Others believe that both offer clarity and wisdom, with the Zambian bringing in financial abundance as well.