Getting caught on a briar bush, the blood of Aphrodite and Adonis joined together staining the white Quartz surrounding them to a rose pink color. Fearing for her lover, Aphrodite ran to be at his side. One legend tells the story of Adonis, the lover of Aphrodite who was killed by a wild boar after venturing into the domain of Artemis. There are many stories throughout Greek mythology that speak of the origin of this powerful stone. Ancient Egyptians believed that Isis used Rose Quartz to maintain her eternal youth and beauty. The Romans and Assyrians are among the first to have used Rose Quartz in jewelry, crafting the stone into beads that can be dated back to around 800-600 BC. In fact, it is believed that Rose Quartz has been used as a token of love since 600 BC. Legends centered on Rose Quartz can be found throughout almost all known ancient civilizations. ~Restores the mind to harmony after chaotic situations. It will also promote peace and dispel negative energies that may be affecting the space. Place a chunk of Rose Quartz in every room of your home to fill the entire structure with its healing vibrations – keeping the energy of love and focus with all who reside there. Rose Quartz not only teaches the importance of loving others but also the importance of loving yourself. It bathes the body, mind, and spirit in those same healing vibrations. Rose Quartz turns the heart toward love and expands the heart space allowing for a flow of love to enter your aura. Meditating with Rose Quartz creates an envelope of loving energies and connects you with the vibrational energy of Divine Love. The best stone to aid a broken heart, it heals the wounds of the heart and reawakens trust. It opens the Heart Chakra, bringing calm to the emotions and inner peace to one’s being. It is known as the stone of love and is said to be the most powerful for dealing with affairs of the heart. Found on every continent, Quartz forms in a wide range of environments. It is estimated that about 1/3 of Earth’s crust is made up of some form of Quartz, with most Quartz said to be 100-125 million years old.
Naturally faceted terminations may occur on one or both ends. It is a silicon dioxide (SiO 2) crystal with a hexagonal crystal system. Rose Quartz is a member of the Quartz family that usually occurs in massive pieces but can sometimes grow in clusters of small prismatic crystals. *Never place Rose Quartz in a window or anywhere it may be exposed to sunlight, the sun will take back its color leaving it clear or white.* Goddess Association: Aphrodite, Astarte, Turan Found: Madagascar, South Africa and Brazil
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