Quartz rose in lithotherapy (description, lithotherapy, properties)

Composition and characteristics of the pink Quartz

The Quartz rose(SiO2) is mostly coloured by titanium ions or colourful centres involvingaluminium and phosphorus*. His hardness is 7 on the scale of Mohs and density is 2.65.

*Source : "Fristch and Rosman, 2001, The causes of color in most natural gems, Revue de gemmologie AFG n°143, pp. 32-33".

Where do we find the pink Quartz and in what form?

The most productive deposits are found mainly at Brazil and Madagascar.

We find the pink Quartz in the form of blocks and more rarely in the form of crystals. The blocks are carved, polished or carved for jewellery, collection or decoration.

The Quartz rose in lithotherapy

Fiche de présentation du Quartz rose (description, lithothérapie, propriétés) - Par Charlie's Gems

Partner heart chakra, the pink Quartz is the stone of softness, love and peace. In lithotherapy it would bringcalm down., protection and self-confidence. According to the testimonies, it is a reassuring and comforting stone that facilitates forgiveness.

Planet, month of birth, astrological signs and weddings associated with pink Quartz

Partner with the planet Venus and in the month ofOctoberparticularly suitable for signs of Bull and of Balance. We can offer it on the occasion of the second anniversary of marriage, alternative to Grenat.

Recharge and purification

Here is a table repertorianting the different recharging and purification methods minerals:click here

Before choosing, think about how to find out chemical composition and characteristics Your stones. Indeed, some of them do not support contact with water, salt or sun, for example.

Request safe methods such aslunar energy, one Cristal geode or even form waves.

Lithotherapy is not a science or medicine and cannot in any case replace a medical opinion and suitable treatment. The information on this site is the result of numerous testimonies and books dedicated to lithotherapy and not of validated scientific evidence. In addition, some minerals may be toxic or dangerous in the event of contact or ingestion and must be handled with caution.