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Smoky Quartz Tumbled Stone - Light/Dark

Smoky Quartz Tumbled Stone - Light/Dark

ราคาปกติ €42,95 EUR
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Smoky Quartz tumbled stones are loved for their earthy brown-to-smoke-grey colour and smooth polished feel. Their natural, grounded look makes them an easy favourite for everyday carrying, display, or crystal layouts.

What Quartz means

In crystal tradition, Smoky Quartz is often associated with grounding, stability, and staying centred during change. Many people use it when they want a steadier, more protected-feeling space or a calmer state of mind. It is also commonly linked with the root chakra. Because of its steady, earth-connected energy, it is a popular choice for intention-setting and quiet reflection.

  • Origin: Brazil
  • Sold by: 1lb Bag

Look and feel

These stones show translucent smoky brown to darker grey-brown tones with natural variation from piece to piece. The polished finish gives them a smooth, comfortable feel and a soft shine. This material is a natural variety of quartz, with Brazil as the stated origin. Light and dark pieces may vary in depth of colour, from subtle smoky tint to deeper, richer tones.

Sizes and stones per bag

Size Stone size Stones per bag
Extra Small - about 141-250
Small - about 61-140
Medium - about 25-60
Large - about 15-24
Extra Large - about 6-14

Every stone is natural, so shapes, shades and counts vary from bag to bag. Counts marked about are estimated from the size and bag weight.

Ways to use and display them

  • Keep one in a pocket or pouch
  • Add to a grounding altar or bowl
  • Use in crystal grids for décor
  • Pair with houseplants for an earthy display

Care

Quartz is fairly durable, but the polished surface can still scratch if stored with harder stones.

Crystal meanings are shared from tradition and folklore for inspiration. They are not a substitute for professional advice.

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