Rose Quartz, Minas Gerais, Brazil

Sphere 1: 424g. 2.5 inch diameter

$80.00

1/4

$80.00

This sphere shows rose quartz's classic soft pink colouring, with the gentle, milky translucence typical of the material. Light diffuses softly through the stone giving it a warm, romantic glow.

Brazil, particularly the Minas Gerais region, is a major global source of rose quartz, with pegmatite localities like Galiléia and Itinga producing well-known material for the trade. It's one of the classic, established sources for this stone alongside Madagascar.

Metaphysically, rose quartz is widely regarded as the stone of unconditional love. It is traditionally associated with compassion, emotional healing, and opening the heart. It's one of the most popular stones for self-love work and nurturing relationships, believed to soothe emotional wounds and encourage gentleness, both toward oneself and others.

Details:

Mineral: Rose Quartz
Locality: Minas Gerais, Brazil
Display: Sphere stand included
Condition: Polished, natural inclusions throughout

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