Natural garden quartz sphere A window to nature, Brazil- 1028.65 g

Natural garden quartz sphere – A landscape inside the stone.

This extraordinary garden quartz sphere is a true wonder of nature, resembling a small universe within itself. Its mysterious structures, interwoven with deep green and golden inclusions, evoke fairy-tale forests, moss-covered landscapes, and hidden gardens. It seems as if nature itself has created a miniature world inside this crystal—a fascinating interplay of colors and patterns that inevitably captivates the viewer.

Garden Quartz, also known as Lodolith, has been revered for centuries as the 'stone of visions.' It is considered a gateway to inner journeys and spiritual dimensions, promoting clarity, inspiration, and expanded consciousness. Its energetic power is said to help organize thoughts, release blockages, and at the same time provide a deep sense of calm and grounding. In meditation, it opens inner landscapes that are as multifaceted and vibrant as its unique structure.

But not only do its metaphysical properties make it so special – as a natural work of art, this sphere also draws all eyes. With its harmonious shape and mysterious inclusions, it imparts an aura of elegance, harmony, and deep connection with the earth to any space.

Such a piece is far more than a crystal: it is an aesthetic experience, a spiritual companion, and a unique gift of nature that combines beauty and mystique.


The stand is not included in the delivery but can be purchased separately.

Stone: Rare Natural Garden-Quartz
Weight: 1028.65 g
Size: 92mm
Treatment: None
Origin: Brazil

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