Rose Quartz Palm Stone From Morocco

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Rose Quartz: The Love Stone  

Rose Quartz, also called Pink Quartz and Hyaline Quartz, has a special place in the world of gemstones. Not only does this gem offer a fantastic light pink color that you could gaze into for hours, it’s also connected to the heart chakra and encourages universal love!

Because Rose Quartz oozes pure love, it’s frequently referred to as “the love stone.” It’s often considered more of a feminine stone, and wearing a necklace made of Rose Quartz could help attract love into your life. On the other hand, displaying a Rose Quartz item in your home could help create a more loving family environment.

The ancient Greeks actually had four different words for love: Storgi (love between family), Philia (love between friends), Eros (love between couple), and Agape (universal, self-sacrificing love), and the Rose Quartz is linked with all types of love. It’s not only about romantic love; it’s about making connections with those around you. What love truly means is never having to be alone ever again.

As a mineral, Rose Quartz is made of silicon dioxide (SiO2). The stone also contains trace amounts of titanium, iron, and manganese, which is thought to give the stone its beautiful pink color. Being in the Quartz family, Rose Quartz has a hexagonal crystal pattern, and tiny “needles” in the Rose Quartz produces an asterism when held up to the light.

Rose Quartz has been celebrated throughout history and is one of the earliest stones used for purely aesthetic qualities. Excavations in Iraq, formerly ancient Mesopotamia, have unearthed Rose Quartz beads dating back to 7,000 BC. People have long believed in the magical power of the stone; ancient Egyptians, Romans, and Greeks utilized Rose Quartz as talismans. These stones were also popular in medieval Europe as jewelry, like how Jade jewelry was beloved in ancient China.