From the 1913 edition of The Curious Lore of Precious Gemstones, a description from the 19th century of what a Magus should wear for clothing and jewels each day of the week. So listen up, go shopping, and dress accordingly .... Sunday- ‘Works of Light’, a purple robe, a tiara and bracelets of gold, ring should be gold w/chrysolite or ruby. Monday - ‘Works of Divination and Mystery’, white robe w/silver stripes, a triple necklace of pearls, crystals, and selenites, a yellow silk tiara, and silver Hebrew monogram of Gabriel. Tuesday - ‘Works of Wrath’, robe must be red, color of fire and blood, belt and bracelet of steel, tiara of iron, sword or stylus in place of a wand, and an amethyst ring. Wednesday- ‘Works of Science’, green robe, necklace of hollow glass beads filled w/mercury, and ring of agate. Thursday - ‘Works of Religion or Politics’, scarlet robe, plate of tin on forehead, which is engraved with Planet Jupiter and other mystic characters, and ring of emerald or sapphire. Friday - ‘Works of Love,’ sky-blue robe, tiara of lapis and beryl, and ring of turquoise. And finally, Saturday- ‘Works of Mourning,’ black or brown robe, embroidered w/orange silk with mystic characters, lead medal hanging from neck, with the planet Saturn, and a ring of onyx, with an engraving of a double-faced Janus, while Saturn is ascendent. It also notes that the idea of us wearing mainly the gemstone for our birth, is actually a late development. We should wear the stone for each month, when we are in that month. There are also standard stones for weekdays, and locational stones, to connect with where you live.