Rose Quartz Palm Stone Grade A. Selenite For the customer who wants

For the customer who wants the longer Indian register

For the customer who wants the Indian compound-aromatic tradition

Indian brass craft has been practiced continuously for at least three thousand years

named for a peak in the Alps: light scattering between microscopic layers of two feldspars built into the stone

Earthy and solid

Rose Quartz Palm Stone Grade A. Selenite For the customer who wantsRose quartz soft clouded pink, smooth and cool to hold, strung into beads in Mesopotamia before writing and given between people ever since. From Brazil, shaped into a palm stone. The pink comes from microscopic mineral fibres dispersed through the quartz which is why the stone reads translucent and cloudy rather than clear, and why strong sunlight can pale it over time. Not a dye; the colour is the stones own. It forms in the cores of granite