Here, the creator of colorstrology herself, Michele Bernhardt, walks us through the fundamentals.
The origin of colorstrology.
Michele Bernhardtis an astrologer and intuitive, and she coined “colorstrology” in partnership with Pantone.
How to use colorstrology.
Colorstrology vs. birthstones.
January: Caramel
January’s official color is Caramel (or Pantone 16-1439).
Inspired by the sign ofAquarius, this color deals with Aquarian themes like humanitarianism, community, and friendship.
March: Fair Aqua
March’s color is called Fair Aqua (or Pantone 12-5409).
Like the sign ofPisces, Fair Aqua has a watery influence and relates to both the imagination and intuition.
This color activates courage, assertiveness, self-assuredness, and energy.
This golden hue is related toGemini, an air sign ruled by Mercury, the planet of communication.
September: Baja Blue
September’s official color is Baja Blue (or Pantone 18-3946).
This color was inspired by the influence ofScorpio, which is ruled by both Pluto and Mars.
It also relates to coupling truth with wisdom and relaying those truths in a wise way.
The bottom line.
