BEWIT Rose quartz

ROSE QUARTZ – the stone of heart, love and family

Rose quartz is one of the most common crystals, but also one of the strongest. Natural pink quartz stone can be opaque to completely translucent and can be any shade from the lightest pink to an almost rosy red colour.

Early civilizations called it pink quartz, rose quartz or hyaline quartz. The name rose quartz comes from the Greek word „hyalos“, meaning glass. The rose crystal is the subject of legend, which tells how Aphrodite stained the white quartz with blood when she injured herself on a thorny bush in an attempt to save her love Adonis and the rose quartz became a symbol of love. In another Greek story, Eros brought rose quartz to the people to sow love and hope.

Deposits in the Czech Republic: Dolní Bory, Písek. World-class deposits: Madagascar, Sri Lanka, Namibia, Mozambique, Brazil, India, USA, Russia, Kazakhstan.

Benefits of rose quartz

• The stone of strengthening love or a romantic relationship.
• From an astrological point of view, it belongs to the signs of Taurus and Libra.
• Within the chakra system – it is the stone of the heart chakra.
• Purifies the air from negative energies.
• It blocks nightmares during sleep.

Stone of love and compassion

Rose quartz is a stone of love and compassion. This includes love of self, life, life partner, children, family, friends, Mother Earth. One of the many benefits of rose quartz is that it attracts an abundance of universal love, whatever that means to you. Maybe it heals the heart chakra, maybe it helps you find the perfect partner, maybe it just sheds light on the dark parts of life.

Stone of the family

Rose quartz is the stone for the family. It will enable family members to connect and deal with differences. The energy it supplies goes to the heart to enable it to nourish love and compassion for loved ones. If someone in the family has passed away, rose quartz can be a reminder of faith and hope for that person to return and renew relationships.

HISTORY

Rose quartz has been revered and worn as a stone of love and heart since ancient times. The use of rose quartz dates back to ancient times, to 7000 BC, when the Assyrians in Mesopotamia were the first people to use the spiritual significance of rose quartz in their practices and ceremonies. Egyptian and Roman women used rose quartz for skin masks to prevent wrinkles. In East Asia it was used as a token of love and was widely used as an amulet.

Today rose quartz is often used as jewellery, for meditation or as decoration in homes or office spaces.

In today's age of technological development, rose quartz is gaining more and more importance as a means of neutralising the influence of an unhealthy environment on our organism.

SPECIFICATION

Height approx. 80–110 mm.

Smaller weight approx. 80–100 g, larger 110–130 g.

Sharpened to a point.

Photo is for illustration only. Each semi-precious stone is a unique original and may differ slightly in shape and texture from the photographs.