here's a list of 50 gemstones and their associated tarot cards:
- Amethyst: The High Priestess
- Aquamarine: The Star
- Aventurine: The Nine of Swords
- Black Onyx: The Tower
- Bloodstone: The Knight of Swords
- Carnelian: The Six of Wands
- Citrine: The Sun
- Clear Quartz: The Magician
- Emerald: The Four of Cups
- Fluorite: The Six of Swords
- Garnet: The Knight of Pentacles
- Hematite: The Ten of Swords
- Iolite: The Nine of Cups
- Jasper: The Emperor
- Labradorite: The Moon
- Lapis Lazuli: The Judgement
- Moonstone: The Hanged Man
- Obsidian: The Death
- Onyx: The Ten of Pentacles
- Peridot: The Eight of Swords
- Rose Quartz: The Lovers
- Sapphire: The Three of Swords
- Selenite: The High Priestess
- Smoky Quartz: The Eight of Cups
- Sunstone: The Star
- Tiger's Eye: The Nine of Wands
- Topaz: The Two of Swords
- Tourmaline: The King of Wands
- Unakite: The Four of Swords
- Vesuvianite: The Hermit
- Apatite: The Five of Swords
- Azurite: The Fool
- Bloodstone: The King of Swords
- Chrysoprase: The Nine of Pentacles
- Citrine: The Wheel of Fortune
- Fluorite: The Four of Wands
- Hematite: The Nine of Swords
- Labradorite: The High Priestess
- Larimar: The Magician
- Malachite: The Ten of Cups
- Moonstone: The Hanged Man
- Obsidian: The Tower
- Peridot: The Six of Swords
- Red Jasper: The Emperor
- Rose Quartz: The Lovers
- Sapphire: The Three of Swords
- Selenite: The High Priestess
- Smoky Quartz: The Eight of Cups
- Sunstone: The Star
- Turquoise: The Two of Cups.
It's important to note that these associations can vary greatly among different tarot readers and traditions, and they should not be used as a substitute for professional advice or guidance. The tarot is a tool for self-discovery and personal growth, and it is best used in conjunction with one's own intuition and inner wisdom.