Rose Quartz: 5 Surprising Facts About the Love Stone/Aqua Rockx Jewelry

 

Think you know everything about Rose Quartz? Think again! This beloved pink gemstone holds secrets that go far beyond its reputation as the 'love stone.' From its mysterious origins in ancient Mesopotamia to surprising roles in Greek and Roman mythology, Rose Quartz has captivated civilizations for millennia. Discover the fascinating history, unexpected properties, and timeless allure that make this crystal much more than just a pretty pink stone. Prepare to see Rose Quartz in a completely new light!

Ancient Civilizations

  •  Mesopotamians found Rose Quartz and valued the stone for its beauty and symbolic meaning.
  • Ancient Egyptians valued Rose Quartz for its association with beauty and anti-aging.
  • Ancient Greeks and Romans firmly established Rose Quartz as the “Stone of Love”.

Modern Day:

  • There is a connection between Rose Quartz and South Dakota.
  • There are electro mechanical properties inside Rose Quartz.

For centuries, people have been fascinated by the earth’s hidden treasures such as oil, coal, gold, silver and gemstones, including Rose Quartz. And it’s more than just a beautiful crystal. It is believed to hold powerful energies connecting us to traditions weaved throughout history, and today.

Ancient civilizations believed certain stones could help with physical and emotional problems. Rose Quartz is believed to have been used to heal emotional wounds and promote emotional well-being. Isis, the Egyptian goddess was said to use Rose Quartz to maintain her eternal youth and beautiful complexion.

By grinding Rose Quartz into a fine powder, it was then applied to the face to prevent wrinkles and produce a clear complexion.  Our modern-day crystal face rollers and Gua Sha tools are founded in this ancient Egyptian practice.

The ancient civilizations of Greece and Rome believed Rose Quartz was the “Stone of Love”. Recall the tragic myth of Aphrodite (goddess) and Adonis (mortal human). Their love story is a classic! When Adonis is fatally wounded, Aphrodite suffers a cut while rushing to him. Their blood combines and stains a nearby white quartz, thereby creating Rose Quartz! Born out their love for one another. 

By combining mythology with the unlimited ways we use Rose Quartz, it has gained quite a reputation that has endured throughout the ages.  It's more than just a pretty crystal.

Did you know?

Rose Quartz was discovered in the Black Hills of South Dakota. It was in the early 1900s and the Scott Rose Quartz Mine has historically been known for producing some of the highest quality deep rose-colored quartz in the world.  And, in 1996, South Dakota officially designated the Rose Quartz as its’ official state mineral!

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All Quartz (including rose) exhibits piezoelectricity! Meaning, when energized it produces a stable and precise oscillating frequency. This is why quartz is used in watches, sensors, BBQ grill igniters, microphones, inkjet printers, ultrasound equipment. and more! Our "gadgets" use the energy inside of quartz to convert mechanical energy to electrical energy – all with just the push of a button!

That's it! These are the 5 things you need to know about Rose Quartz. From its discovery in ancient Mesopotamia to its legendary role in Ancient Greek and Roman mythology, Rose Quartz has special place in the hearts of many. It’s a piece of history and a constant reminder of its' broad and diverse energy.

Tap into the energy of Rose Quartz, focus on its connection to the heart. Wear it, hold, it and meditate to help foster self-love, emotional healing, compassion and harmony.

Thank you for reading! The Energetic Jewel is a blog about healing energy gemstones based on what I’ve learned through experience and historical research.

 

Comments are welcome; start a discussion. Do you wear Rose Quartz?

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