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Cool pink stone, clear colour and a little ceremonial weight in the hand. This rose quartz crystal wand brings together a faceted rose quartz point, a smooth rounded end and a row of chakra-coloured crystal pieces, made for meditation, Reiki practice, altar display or quiet intention-setting.

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What it is

A seven chakra crystal wand, made by hand in India. Rose quartz is soft pink quartz, the stone most often given as a token of love and kindness.

Why people choose it

  • Made by hand Worked by artisans in India.
  • Rose quartz Soft blush pink, the stone of the heart.
  • Seven chakras A wand built around the seven.

Care: Selenite stays dry. Polish metal parts with a dry cloth. Points chip if dropped: lay it on something soft.

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About this product

What you’ll notice in the hand
  • The rose quartz ends have a soft, milky pink tone, gentle rather than bright.
  • A line of coloured crystal pieces runs through the centre, moving through the familiar seven-chakra palette.
  • The clear body lets the colours catch the light, so it feels decorative as well as ritual-focused.
  • Silver-toned metal fittings give the wand a more ornate, ceremonial look.
  • One end is pointed for directional work in crystal practice; the other is rounded and smooth.
Rose quartz, chakra colour and Indian craft

The wand is handmade by artisans in India using genuine natural gemstones, with metal fittings and crystal decoration. Rose quartz is a member of the quartz family, loved for its soft pink colour and long association with the heart, tenderness and self-kindness in crystal traditions.

The central colour sequence draws on the seven-chakra system used in modern yoga, Reiki and crystal therapy settings. It gives the piece a clear visual rhythm, from deeper tones through green, blue and violet.

How to use it in practice

Hold it during meditation, place it on an altar, or use it as a focus object while setting an intention. In Reiki and crystal work, wands like this are often used for slow, deliberate gestures around the body or space.

For care, wipe with a soft dry cloth after handling. Avoid soaking it, as the wand includes metal fittings as well as gemstones. Store it where the pointed end will not be knocked or scratched.

The meaning behind the form

Crystal wands sit within contemporary crystal practice, Reiki rooms and personal altar spaces as objects of focus rather than decoration alone. The pointed end is traditionally used to direct attention, while the rounded end gives the piece a softer counterbalance in the hand. The chakra colours refer to a seven-centre map now widely used in yoga and New Age crystal work, where each colour is treated as a symbolic reminder of a different area of life and awareness. Rose quartz adds its own quiet language, traditionally linked with the heart and with gentler forms of reflection.

Size and details
  • Weight: 62 g.
  • Material: genuine natural gemstones, crystals and metal fittings.
  • Origin: India.
  • Form: pointed rose quartz end, rounded rose quartz end, clear central section with chakra-coloured crystal pieces.
Resonates with All chakrasRose QuartzTaurusLibra

Common questions

Is every wand exactly the same colour?
No. Natural gemstones vary in tone, pattern and depth of colour, so each wand will have its own small differences.
Can it be used as a decorative piece?
Yes. It works well as an altar object, shelf display or desk piece, especially where the coloured centre can catch natural light.