Lähikuva hiotusta rutiilikvartsista, jonka kirkkaan kiven sisällä risteilee tiheästi ohuita, kullanruskeita rutiilineulasia. Valo taittuu kauniisti kiven sileästä pinnasta.
Lähikuva hiotusta rutiilikvartsista, jonka kirkkaan kiven sisällä risteilee tiheästi ohuita, kullanruskeita rutiilineulasia.
kkananmunan muotoon hiottu rutiilikvartsi. Läpinäkyvän kvartsin sisällä näkyy selkeitä, säteittäisiä ja hiusmaisia rutiilikiteitä, jotka hohtavat kullan ja pronssin sävyissä.
Hiottu rutiilikvartsi kuvattuna sivulta. Kiven kirkas sisus paljastaa mineraalin luonnolliset "venuksenhiukset" eli ohuet rutiilineulaset, jotka muodostavat uniikin verkomaisen kuvion kiven sisälle.
Hiottu rutiilikvartsi kuvattuna päältä. Kiven kirkas sisus paljastaa mineraalin luonnolliset "venuksenhiukset" eli ohuet rutiilineulaset.

Rutilated Quartz (A-grade) - The stone of seers and channelers

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The striking pattern of rutilated quartz is created as rutile crystals grow inside the quartz during its formation. Each piece is therefore completely unique in its patterning, and it is these fine needle-like inclusions that make the stone especially sought after for jewellery and mineral collections.

  • Size: 2.5 cm x 2.0 cm
  • Material: quartz (SiOâ‚‚) + rutile inclusions (TiOâ‚‚)
  • Hardness: 7 mohs
  • A beautiful A-grade one-off piece!

Rutilated quartz is quartz containing needle-like rutile crystals. Its distinctive appearance comes from golden, copper, silver or black threads that form unique patterns within the stone. Rutilated quartz is not a separate mineral species, but a variety of quartz with natural rutile inclusions.

Rutilated quartz has long been used as a gemstone. It was particularly prized in England and France during the 19th century. With a hardness of around 7 on the Mohs scale, it is well suited to both jewellery and decorative use.

Symbolic Meaning

Rutilated quartz is considered a primary zodiac stone for Gemini and Virgo.

Rutilated quartz is believed to amplify the energetic properties of quartz and is regarded as a powerful healing stone. It is described as being in harmony with cosmic light and as a stone that illuminates the soul. It is believed to cleanse and energise the aura, while also supporting astral travel, clairvoyant work and channelling, and helping to strengthen one’s connection to higher spiritual guidance. It is also said to dispel negative energy, clear obstacles to spiritual growth and help release the past.

Rutilated quartz is thought to be especially beneficial for therapists and counsellors, as it is said to filter negative energy received from others while supporting one’s own energetic field in situations involving strong emotions and the darker aspects of the psyche. It is also believed to offer protection against psychic attack.

This stone is also associated with past-life work, where it is thought to help clear imbalances arising from the past and bring insight into experiences that influence the present. It is said to support alignment with one’s deeper life purpose, help clarify cause and effect, and deepen understanding of how previous actions continue to shape the present. It is also believed to connect the soul with its lessons and current life direction.

On an emotional level, it is described as helping to ease low moods and bring balance to the emotions. It is believed to reduce fears, phobias and anxiety, while releasing inner tension and softening self-rejection. The stone is also associated with forgiveness. In addition, it is said to open the aura and support healing.

It may be placed on the solar plexus for energy work, near the ears for balancing, or moved along the aura to help clear negativity.

Please note: The meanings associated with stones and crystals are personal and may depend on how each individual experiences their influence in life. The interpretation of symbolism is highly subjective, and each person’s relationship with a stone may be entirely unique.

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