Tangerine crystals (Quality B)

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Unit: kilogram

The B variety has a much less orange tint than the variety pictured. The color is light, but its major advantage over the AAA quality is that the crystal remains transparent.

Description

Tangerine quartz comes from the Santinho mine in Minas Gerais, Brazil. These Tangerine Quartz points have a natural orange color and a beautiful vibration. These Tangerine Quartz points have large formations, but many of the points do have some nicks and scratches. The orange color on these Natural Tangerine Quartz points from Brazil comes from the presence of hematite and water in the cavity where they grew. Slowly, over time, the water combined with the hematite to create rust that permanently bonds to the surface of the crystals. This combination creates a wonderfully unique natural quartz crystal. These Tangerine Quartz points exhibit an energy that creates a deep understanding of the events that affect us in our lives. Tangerine Quartz supports balance in the Sacral Chakra and helps to put the past in the past. Tangerine Quartz is useful for calming after physical or energetic trauma. Tangerine Quartz can help heal from psychic attack and foster a sense of compassion for an "attacker" by providing insight into their motives, rather than placing blame. Using Tangerine Quartz can help you transcend the apparent "chaos" of the world, allowing you to recognize the underlying order inherent in the universe. This, in turn, can raise your vibration to a more positive one and make your interactions with others more enjoyable and productive.

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