Himalayan Quartz Samadhi Point Pack

Description

Each Himalayan Quartz Samadhi Point Pack contains hand-selected natural quartz crystals from the high mountain ranges of northern India and Nepal. These points exhibit subtle pink, clear, or greenish hues caused by minute inclusions of chlorite, rutile, or hematite, and are lightly polished to preserve their raw, prismatic structure.

Geological Background

Himalayan Quartz, or Samadhi Quartz, is composed primarily of Silicon Dioxide (SiO₂) — the pure mineral form of quartz.
These crystals form in hydrothermal veins deep within granitic pegmatites, where slow cooling and high pressure allow well-developed hexagonal prisms to grow.
Inclusions vary by locality:

• Chlorite – soft green veils or phantoms from secondary mineralization

• Rutile – golden or silver needle-like inclusions adding internal shimmer

• Anatase – tiny titanium oxide crystals enhancing translucence

Historical & Cultural Context

Mined from altitudes exceeding 10,000 feet, Himalayan Quartz has long been linked to spiritual clarity and higher consciousness.
In ancient Himalayan traditions, monks and yogis revered these crystals as conduits of Samadhi – a state of enlightened union and meditative stillness.
Their naturally elevated environment and pristine growth conditions have made them a symbol of purity and insight in both modern mineralogy and metaphysical lore.

Aesthetic & Collector Evaluation

Each point displays clarity with delicate internal veils and occasional chlorite or rutile inclusions that give depth and movement under light.
The crystals’ natural prismatic structure, terminations, and subtle pinkish glow make them ideal for collectors, healers, or decorative displays that evoke mountain serenity.

Metaphysical Notes

Samadhi Quartz is said to carry the vibration of enlightenment, enhancing meditation, intuition, and harmony.
Its frequency is associated with balance, compassion, and spiritual awareness, often used to clear stagnant energy and connect to higher consciousness.
Many practitioners view Himalayan Quartz as a reminder of stillness amid life’s movement — a reflection of the mountains themselves.

Care & Handling

• Rinse briefly in clean water and dry with a soft cloth.

• Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight to prevent fading of inclusions.

• Handle gently — points are natural and may have delicate terminations.

• Store in a padded box or fabric pouch.