8 Things You Didn’t Know About Crystal Quartz

CRYSTAL SHOP 👉 <a href="https://www.spiritmagicka.net/" rel="noopener">https://www.spiritmagicka.net/</a><br /><br />- - - - -<br /><br />Quartz crystal, the crystal of all crystals, the most popular and most well-known of all the healing crystals. Its benefits extend from the physical to the mental, with the spiritual and psychic in between. Quartz crystal aligns the chakras, clears the mind, and opens the third eye to promote spiritual growth and a deep intuitive connection with the divine. So what are the lesser known facts about quartz crystal? Here are eight things you didn’t know about crystal quartz. <br /><br />1. Crystal Quartz Origins <br /><br />In Ancient Greece, quartz crystal was referred to as krustallos which is derived from the Ancient Greek word kruos, meaning “icy cold”. This connection comes from the ancient belief that quartz crystal was water that froze so deeply it remained eternally solid. Quartz was then mostly found near glaciers in the Alps rather than near volcanic masses, and larger crystal pieces were often fashioned into spheres to cool the hands. This led Roman Naturalist, Pliny the Elder to believe that quartz was water eternally frozen into ice. This belief lasted until the late 17th century. <br /><br />2. Skulls & Crystal Quartz<br /><br />Throughout the ages, crystal skulls have been a fascination for mystics and spiritualists alike, as they are believed to store the energetic data of their environment. Theories surrounding the crystals skulls of the world range from the supernatural to the skeptic with some believing they were originally created by a life form other than our own, such as those found in the ancient civilizations of the Mayans and those who believe they were fabricated by the hand of man. However, there are those today who simply embrace the idea and create crystal skulls of their own. The world’s largest crystal skull, known as Colossus, Akator, or Papa is made entirely of quartz crystal. Brazilian crystal skull-carver, Leandro, carved this enormous skull from