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AUSTRALIAN CRYSTALS

Crystals are natural formations that develop deep within the Earth under intense heat and pressure. Each crystal has a unique structure, energy signature, and vibration, helping to harmonise, cleanse, and amplify vibrations. Crystals are energy conductors—each capable of absorbing, emitting, and directing energy. 

We have sustainably sourced precious crystals from specific regions of Australia. We imbue the energetics emitted from them into our Botanical Fusions while they undergo the 90-day in-house fusion process.
By harnessing their vibrations we also clear stagnant energy, protect against negativity and uplift the atmosphere, making the environment in our Artisan Lab feel lighter and more peaceful.

Each piece was hand fossicked and remains in its raw state, we feel this offers the crystals a more potent, high vibrational energy, direct from and, as formed by nature. 

CRYSTAL TYPE: Chunky Ocean Kyanite with Mica.
SOURCED: From the famous Harts Range district in Northern Territory, Australia. The ocean "Blue/green" variant is found only in Australia in the Harts Range and is famous for its exquisite vivid colour and gemminess. The stock has now been depleted and closed for regeneration, meaning our specimen is very rare.
PROPERTIES: Kyanite is thought to be a stone of connection, of building bridges of light between disparate aspects of experience. This bridging is healing for blockages in the energetic field, emotional blocks between people and energy gaps caused by trauma.
HISTORY: Kyanite derives its name from the Greek word kuanos meaning deep blue. It used to be named Disthene, meaning two strengths, referring to the different hardness of the perpendicular axes of each blade.

CRYSTAL TYPE: Agate untreated nodule half.
SOURCED: Agate Cave, Agate Creek Queensland Australia. Agate Creek is Australia’s most famous Agate location, known for its stunning range of Agate colours, shapes and patterns. It is filled with clear Quartz crystals, some of which refract tiny rainbows. The outer shell of the nodule is orange, yellow and red which shows through the stone when held against the light. The inside of the cave is speckled with tiny hematite growths on the quartz points.
PROPERTIES: Agate is a powerful healing stone that may help to tone and strengthen the link between mind and body. It is a grounding stone but can also build up energy. Agate has been known to impart a sense of strength and courage and enhance the ability to discern the truth and accept circumstances. It is also believed to balance and stabilise the body and can enhance the effects of other stones.
HISTORY: Agates come in a variety of forms and are named after the Achates river, now called the Dirillo river, in Sicily where they were first found in the 3rd or 4th century BC. This stone has had a long association with humans. Neolithic people made some of their artifacts from Agate. It is a stone that as been known to bring strength and stability to the wearer.

CRYSTAL TYPE: Calcite with Trigonal Pyrite growths.
SOURCED: Cloncurry Queensland.
PROPERTIES: Collected from surface level in Cloncurry Queensland, a very unique growth with a limited supply, with only 7 specimens available. This calcite luminesces under exposure to short or long wave ultraviolet light. Calcite has properties to cleanse, revitalise and support you through periods of change and new beginnings
HISTORY: Calcite gets its name from the Greek word “chalix” meaning lime. It comes in a wide variety of colours, including red, green, orange, yellow, blue, pink, clear, black and white. It is one of the most common minerals on Earth, making up the basis of limestone and marble. It takes many different forms and is formed in many different geological environments. Some forms fluoresce blue or red under UV light. It has been used to make cement and mortar and the very clear translucent variety has been used to make gun sights and geological (polarising) microscopes.

CRYSTAL TYPE: Mookaite
SOURCED: Mooka Creek, Western Australia.
PROPERTIES: Mookaite raw crystal helps you connect with the warm and earthy colours of the stunning Australian landscape. Mookaite connects us to ancient knowledge and genetic memory. It is a powerful reminder of the ageless spirit and can help one to maintain a ‘young at heart’ attitude and a vibrant physical vessel. Mookaite can help us to perceive and understand the emotional and behavioural legacy our ancestry has passed down and it supports one to release and move beyond those patterns. It can help one feel a deep connection to a place.
HISTORY: Mookaite is from the Jasper family and is found only in Western Australia, it gets its name from Mooka Creek where it is found, Mooka being the local aboriginal word for running waters. With its great array of earthy red, ochre, purple, burgundy and yellow colours, Mookaite is a perfect picture of the Australian Outback. It was formed approximately 125 million years ago from the fossilisation of microscopic sea creatures called radiolaria.

CRYSTAL TYPE: Smoky Quartz Point
SOURCED: Mooralla, Victoria, Australia.
PROPERTIES: This Smoky Quartz carries with it the essence of the land it calls home. Born from the depths of the Earth’s embrace, this extraordinary specimen boasts a unique blend of earthly energy and ancient wisdom. Morella Smoky Quartz is highly prized among crystal collectors due to its rarity and the distinctive qualities associated with its Australian origin. As a collector’s piece, it holds both aesthetic and geological significance. Grounding, transmutation of negative energy, practicality, organisation, manifestation of one’s dreams and inspirations.
HISTORY: Smoky Quartz ranges in colour from pale tan to chocolate brown to grey and black. The dark black opaque variety is also referred to as Morion and Scottish Smoky Quartz is called Cairngorm. It was cut into flat plates in 12th-century China and fabricated in such a way that it was used as sunglasses.

CRYSTAL TYPE: Quartz Point.
SOURCED: Beechworth, Victoria, Australia.
PROPERTIES: Quartz is Earth's most common mineral and is present in a wide range of rocks. It forms in the trigonal system. Crystalline quartz is often colourless, but it can be milky white, purple, yellow, orange, brown, black or, rarely, pink. Quartz. is considered a cleansing and grounding stone, it helps to channel energy in meditation, and is used to help draw energy to or from a stone.
HISTORY: Quartz is used inside watches as an oscillator, as it maintains a very precise frequency signal when electrically charged. Quartz is the most abundant single mineral, making up 12% of the earth. The ancient Greek name for clear Quartz in 300 BCE was Kristallos, the root words of which mean cold and solid as they believed Quartz was permanent ice.

Energy is everywhere; it flows through our bodies, homes, and the environment around us. There are different ways that energy can be transferred from place to place by moving objects, heat, electric currents, and sound. Everything you see is energy: the planet you are on, the solar system, the universe, it is all electromagnetic energy vibrating at different frequencies. Everything in our observable universe is in motion, including things like the chair you are sitting on, even though it appears not to be moving. At an atomic and subatomic level, the chair is in constant motion.

ENERGETICS

Energy

Vibrations make sound. Sound waves (compression waves) are patterns of vibrating molecules caused by the movement of sound through a medium. Sound can travel through solids and liquids but not through gases. In water, the particles are much closer together, and they can quickly transmit vibration energy from one particle to the next. This means the sound wave travels over four times faster than it would in air, but it takes a lot of energy to start the vibration. Sound can also propagate within a molecular thin film of lipid molecules.

Sound

The quantum physicist Max Planck said in 1918, upon winning the Nobel Prize for physics:
“We have now discovered that there is no such thing as matter; it is all just different rates of vibration designed by an unseen intelligence”. 

Another word for vibration is frequency. Simply put, frequency is the amount of vibrations within a particular amount of time. Frequency is expressed in units called hertz (Hz) One hertz (Hz) is equal to one cycle per second; one kilohertz (kHz) is 1,000 Hz, and one megahertz (MHz) is 1,000,000 Hz. Hertz is named after the German physicist Heinrich Hertz (1857-1894).

The quantum physicist Max Planck said in 1918, upon winning the Nobel Prize for physics:
“We have now discovered that there is no such thing as matter; it is all just different rates of vibration designed by an unseen intelligence”. 

Another word for vibration is frequency. Simply put, frequency is the amount of vibrations within a particular amount of time. Frequency is expressed in units called hertz (Hz) One hertz (Hz) is equal to one cycle per second; one kilohertz (kHz) is 1,000 Hz, and one megahertz (MHz) is 1,000,000 Hz. Hertz is named after the German physicist Heinrich Hertz (1857-1894)

We can hear from 20 Hz up to 20,000 Hz, and we can also feel more subtle frequencies down to 0.1 Hz. Frequencies above 20,000 Hz are ultrasonic, and frequencies below 20 Hz are infrasonic. Sound travels through the air at approximately 350 meters per second and through water at approximately 1500 meters per second.

Sound Therapy

Have been used for centuries as a sound meditation aid
and have long been noted for their ability to reduce the stress
response, their rich harmonics, produce a warm and comforting
sound. They originated in Mesopotamia over 5,000 years ago.

Hand-crafted bowls are made from metal alloy bronze which is a mixture of copper and tin. This combination is called bell metal bronze and it produces a beautiful sound. As the name suggests this metal bronze has been used in bell-making for thousands of years. Himalayan Singing Bowls are part of the bell and gong family and are standing bells rather than bowls.

Many mass-produced bowls are made by machines from a lower-quality combination of copper and zinc, the sound produced is also of a lower quality. We have sourced our Artisan Hand-Crafted Himalayan Singing Bowls from a trusted source in Nepal for their authenticity and sound quality.

We use Himalayan Singing Bowls to perform sound therapy baths; this process causes the formulation to vibrate at a specific frequency to bring it into coherence. [coherence means, that which binds things together]. This process enhances the vibrational energy and vitality of our Artisan-Crafted Products.

Himalayan Singing Bowls

Our Unique Artisan Formulation Process:

Crystals & Energetics

Have been used for centuries as a sound meditation aid
and have long been noted for their ability to reduce the stress response, their rich harmonics, produce a warm and comforting sound. They originated in Mesopotamia over 5,000 years ago.

Hand-crafted bowls are made from metal alloy bronze which is a mixture of copper and tin. This combination is called bell metal bronze and it produces a beautiful sound. As the name suggests this metal bronze has been used in bell-making for thousands of years. Himalayan Singing Bowls are part of the bell and gong family and are standing bells rather than bowls.

Many mass-produced bowls are made by machines from a lower-quality combination of copper and zinc, the sound produced is also of a lower quality. We have sourced our Artisan hand-crafted Himalayan Singing Bowls from a trusted source in Nepal for their authenticity and sound quality.

We use Himalayan Singing Bowls to perform sound therapy baths; this process causes the formulation to vibrate at a specific frequency to bring them into coherence. [coherence means, that which binds things together]. 
This process enhances the vibrational energy and vitality
of our Artisan-Crafted Products.

We can hear from 2 0Hz up to 20,000 Hz, and we can also feel more subtle frequencies down to 0.1Hz. Frequencies above 20,000 Hz are ultrasonic, and frequencies below 20 Hz are infrasonic. Sound travels through the air at approximately 350 meters per second and through water at approximately 1500 meters per second.