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History

 

• Amber has been utilized by civilizations such as Ancient Egypt, Greece, and China for its properties as amulets, jewelry, and talismans believed to have healing effects on the wearer. Evidence of its use has even been found in Neolithic remains dating back 12,000 years ago.

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• Ancient Egyptians used Malachite amulets to repel evil and painted faces of coffins with Malachite as a symbol of life. The Greeks and Romans also favored Malachite for jewelry, ornaments, and even powdered eyeshadow (though not safe). 

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• In Scotland and Ireland, the Quarts crystal was used to cure cattle of various diseases.

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The Science of Crystals 

 

Science has already proved that everything is energy vibrating at a different frequency. Everything and everyone has their own frequency that is constantly changing by the things around us, such as people, news, media, music, etc. Whatever frequency you’re at, as a human, your vibration is very unstable and very easily influenced. This vibration is known as the Dominant Oscillatory Rate (DOR). As humans, we consist of trillions of these DORs, with each cell vibrating at its unique rate.

 

In contrast, crystals possess only a single DOR. Crystals have a consistent frequency that cannot be changed. This is because it has a perfect geometric pattern of molecules that can convert energy to the crystal's unique pattern. Energy chooses to take the path of least resistance and due to the crystals ' more powerfully consistent energy, crystals provide a perfect path for the energy to be converted within. When we bring crystals into our energy field the process of entrainment begins. Entrainment is when the rhythm of a more stable energy causes another to synchronize with it gradually. This is the Universe’s way of bringing energies into balance. This is why crystals can help stabilize our energy and help raise our frequency.

 

“Everything is energy and that’s all there is to it.

This is not philosophy.This is physics.”

 

-Albert Einstein

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Crystals in life 

 

Due to their remarkable precision and stability, crystals find extensive use in various aspects of modern life. You might not be aware, but you likely encounter crystals daily. They play crucial roles in technologies such as watches, radios, televisions, radar systems, computer chips, smartphones, solar panels, lasers, and more.

 

The inner ear contains tiny crystals called otoconia, also known as otoliths or ear crystals. These crystals are composed of calcium carbonate and are embedded in a gelatinous structure known as the otolithic membrane within the vestibule of the inner ear. The otolithic membrane is part of the vestibular system, which helps maintain balance and spatial orientation.

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Recent research has indeed explored the presence of small crystals in the human pineal gland, measuring less than 20 µm in length. These crystals have sparked interest because of their potential role in an electromechanical biological transduction mechanism within the pineal gland but further research is needed to fully understand the significance of these findings and their implications for human health and physiology.

 

Crystals are formed by the combination of all 4 basic forms of life, fire, water, air, and earth, cultivating the perfect atmosphere to create beautifully powerful gems. Crystals are created through a process where liquids cool, causing molecules to quickly stabilize as the liquid solidifies into solid material. Beyond the realm of science, this process embodies profound beauty and truth. It reflects the concept of atoms responding to sudden change by channeling their energy to rearrange and bond, ultimately forming structures that are resilient and enduring.

 

7 basic shapes of crystal formation 

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