Thayvie Crystals

Pink Himalayan Quartz Crown

Pink Himalayan Quartz Crown

Regular price $2,250.00 USD
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Manikaran Valley, Kullu District, Himachal Pradesh, India

This Pink Samadhi Himalayan Quartz comes from the Himalayan Mountains, a highly spiritual place of pure, potent energy that triggers enlightenment and transcendence in the user. They have been formed over 200 million years ago and are imbued with ancient power and knowledge to awaken its user. It is a stone of reconciling the war between the ego and your highest self. As you tap into the crystal’s energy, you realize you don't have to explain who you are, and that one of the most transcendent feelings of love is self-love and acceptance.

Himalayan Quartz is an extremely powerful and high vibrational crystal. It comes from the Himalayan Mountains, a highly spiritual place of pure, potent energy that triggers enlightenment, transcendence, and sacrificial love without fear. As such, Himalayan Quartz powerfully rivals other crystals when it comes to self realization and transformation. It is one of the only stones that actively encourages you to go out and find your inner peace and self expansion. It is a rare stone that helps one to see that sacrifice is often an expression of love and renewal, and encourages selflessness, spiritual awareness, and truth. It is a stone of endurance through suffering, devotion through sacrifice, and strength through pain.

**This mineral is extremely hard to get a hold of due to most localities being at such high and steep elevations. Machinery cannot be used to unearth these minerals, thus causing each individual specimen to be hand-extracted. Only so many can be pulled from the ground at once, which then leads to the dangerous trek down to the base camp. Throughout this process some Quartz is damaged or even completely destroyed. Even more devastating is the loss of human life in regards to individuals who could not survive the harsh conditions on the tallest mountain peaks in the world.

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