|
|
|
Tibetan Quartz
|
|
What is Tibetan Quartz? By definition, it is quartz gathered in the Himalaya Mountains or on the Tibetan Plateau within the geographic boundaries of historic Tibet.
Until recently, tibetan quartz was mined by hand by the monks themselves, to support their monastery, and crystals were packed down by mule or yak. The crystals gathered in this way often bear the distinctive marks of their handling.
More recently, traditional mining in this region has made a vast wealth of amazing crystals and minerals available. The crystals gathered and transported using modern methods tend to arrive to market in very clean condition.
Tibetan quartz accesses a very pure ray of light, opening, balancing, clearing and empowering the brow (sixth) and crown (seventh) chakras.
|
Top of Page
Top of Page
|
Smoky Tibetan Quartz
|
|
Add to Cart
|
Quantity Available
|
Thumbnail
|
Description
|
Price
|
|
|
1
|
|
Tibetan Smoky DT Bridge Rocketship
Tibetan smoky rocketship -- the termination hosts multiple points! Deep smoky color, highly reflective. Hosts a bridge, an Isis face, and a multitude of baby crystals! Recordkeepers. Extraordinary!
3.75"x2.25"x1.5" 9.1 oz
|
$60
|
|
|
1
|
|
Tibetan Smoky Bridge crystal. Master crystal. Soft smoky hue throughout.
This crystal balances yin and yang energies. Three sides are clear quartz. Three sides
are frosted. Of the yin sides, two host exposed layers of delicate white mineral; the white mineral is visible just beneath clean clear quartz on the third.
The bridge crystal termination is
unique. A doorway is hidden beneath.
Veil in the termination captivates.
Libraries and keys. Babies --
one is double-terminated. Clearly defined record keepers.
Matrix attached to base.
Dings.
Brought down the mountain on the back of a yak in a sack.
10"x3"x2.5" bridge: 3"x2.25"x2" 6 lbs
Due to the weight of this specimen additional shipping costs may apply.
|
$150
|
Top of Page
|