My quartz collection

The origin of the word Quartz, such as: Kristallos (κρύσταλλος), Tvrudu, Quarz, Twarc, Querkluftertz; it goes back to the Greeks, Slovenes, Turks, Czechs and Germans; each of them etymologically, describe the characteristics of quartz crystal.

Quartz is a mineral composed of silica (SiO2). After feldspar, it is the most common mineral in the earth's crust and is present in a large number of igneous, metamorphic and sedimentary rocks. It stands out for its hardness and resistance to weathering on the earth's surface.

Structurally, two types of quartz are distinguished: quartz-α and quartz-β. Amethyst, citrine and milky quartz are some of the many varieties of quartz known in gemology. The uses of this mineral vary from optical instruments to gems, oscillating plates and sandpaper.

In Indian culture, crystal quartz is highly prized for its purity and the good energy you can feel. In the astrological plane, it is associated with transmitting, channeling, projecting and activating all the energetic forms that we can know. Promises to relieve illness, promotes nighttime sleep, helps to keep away nightmares and relieves stress.

In gemotherapy, quartz is essential, since its ability to emit energy makes it possible to use it to achieve the following goals: generate and channel positive energy, expand awareness and increase intuition, bring serenity and balance, unite people who fail to communicate, meditate and equally, to know the past and the future.