Pink Himalayan Quartz on Custom Stand a502e24fd5d073c843aeec01fed69fe8

Pink Himalayan Quartz on Custom Stand a502e24fd5d073c843aeec01fed69fe8Himalayan quartz is mined by hand in the Himalayan mountain region in the sacred Kullu Valley of Himachal Pradesh, India, an area referred to as the Valley of the Gods. Pink Himalayan quartz emits a soft pinkish glow, derived from trace amounts of Iron. Green Himalayan Quartz contains Chlorite, which gives it the green hue. These crystals are among some of the rarest and most difficult to obtain, due to their location and the fact that it is carried

As each candleholder is made from a totally natural material

found in the area

Prized for their beauty and spiritual renewal

after the Greek word that means “increase” due to the appearance of one side of the crystal being longer at the base of the prism

thereby preserving organic matter

Mosasaurs were giant marine lizards

Also known as “Phytelephas macrocarpas”

Neanderthals (the th is pronounced as t) are our closest extinct human relatives that lived in Europe through Eurasia ~ 450

as the lower jaw slid against the hundreds of upper teeth it had in the back of its mouth

Ammolite is considered a gem and is quite valuable to both collectors and in the jewelry industry

rarely would an Allosaurus risk a one-on-one battle with a full grown Stegosaurus

only turning orange due to mineral absorption