A slender crystal wand, 12 cm long, with a clear quartz stem running between two polished spheres: rose quartz at the centre, deep amethyst at one end, and a pointed clear quartz tip at the other. The combination of pale pink, rich purple and water-clear transparency gives it a gentle, layered presence, suited to someone who keeps a crystal collection, meditates with stones in hand, or dresses an altar with intention.
What you'll notice
The quartz stem is cool and smooth, light enough to hold comfortably for the length of a sitting.
Each sphere catches the light differently: the rose quartz glows soft and milky, the amethyst shows depth and slight translucency, the clear quartz at the tip has a clean, glassy shine.
The three stones are held in place by fine metal caps, creating a balanced, symmetrical form with a pointed termination at one end.
It sits well on a flat surface or rests lengthways in the palm, the weight centred and steady.
The stones and their associations
All three are varieties of quartz, the most abundant mineral family on earth. Rose quartz, with its gentle pink from trace titanium or manganese, is the traditional stone of the heart, associated in crystal practice with kindness, self-compassion and emotional gentleness. Amethyst, coloured purple by iron and natural irradiation, has long been linked to calm, clarity and the crown chakra, and was prized in ancient Greece as a stone of sobriety and clear thought. Clear quartz, often called the master healer in crystal tradition, is valued for its transparency and is used to amplify intention, focus the mind, or work alongside other stones. Together, the three create a soft spectrum from heart to crown, pink to violet to clear.
Form and finish
The wand is double-terminated: one end tapers to a smooth point, the other is capped with a rounded amethyst sphere. The central rose quartz sphere sits between two lengths of clear quartz stem, all held by small metal collars. The stones are …
region of manufacture: India