Snow Quartz supports clarity and encourages study to increase wisdom.

About Snow Quartz

Snow Quartz is classified as silicon dioxide. It joins other quartz crystals at a score of 7 on the Mohs hardness scale requiring something as durable as a steel nail to create a scratch.

Snow Quartz is a crystal that forms in point and clusters in many parts of the world including:

• Brazil
• Madagascar
• Mexico
• The United States  

Milky and opaque, Snow Quartz may be misidentified as Quartzite. Snow Quartz has crystalline structure while Quartzite is a rock consisting of sandstone and quartz.

Snow Quartz Energy

Both projective and receptive, Snow Quartz resonance brings balance at your crown.  

Your crown is your connection to spirit. You may conceptualize that as connecting with your higher power or higher self.

Snow Quartz energy is cooling. It calms and soothes.

Physical benefits of Snow Quartz include support for lung function and overall wellness.

Snow Quartz invites clarity of thought and tact in communication. It brings balance to your entire energy system in a gentle way.

Using Snow Quartz

As an elixir:

Sip Snow Quartz elixir when studying, or in situations when clarity and tact are needed.

On your body:

Place Snow Quartz as needed, particularly on your chest at the level of your physical heart.

Wear Snow Quartz as a pendant above the level of your heart.

In your environment:

Dowse with a pendulum made of Snow Quartz.

Place a Snow Quartz sphere on conference tables or in study areas.

Snow Quartz Overview

Snow Quartz is a milky white crystal that can be found in many parts of the world.

The energy center at your crown connects with the energy of Snow Quartz.

Snow Quartz is effective in an elixir, worn as a pendant, and placed on your body.

The energy of Snow Quartz cools.

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The information included in this blog should not be used as medical advice. Seek immediate assistance from a licensed professional in the case of a medical emergency. Consult with your physician regarding medical questions.