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Crystal Wand Wooden Spiral Carved Quartz Tip Sphere

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A carved wooden crystal wand with the quiet drama of dark wood, bright metal detail and cool quartz at each end. The spiral body gives the hand something to follow, making it a tactile piece for meditation, Reiki-inspired practice, intention-setting, gentle bodywork or display on a home altar.

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What it is

A wooden wand with spiral carving and metal detail, made by hand in India. It has a quartz point at the tip and a quartz sphere at the other end.

Why people choose it

  • Spiral carving Worked by hand.
  • Quartz at both ends A point and a sphere.
  • Metal detail A bright touch on the wood.

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

Customer reviews

1 reviews of this piece

  • ★★★★★ D.

    I was very surprised and delighted with the quality of this wand. The quartz sphere and point were of very good quality and the workmanship is 2nd to none, will be buying more for sure.

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About this product

What draws the eye and hand
  • The dark wooden body is cut into a deep spiral, so light moves across the raised curves as you turn it.
  • A quartz point sits at one end, giving the wand a clear direction in ritual or meditative use.
  • The opposite end is finished with a quartz sphere, smooth-looking and rounded against the carved form.
  • Silver-toned metal detail frames both crystal ends, adding a bright contrast to the dark wood.
  • It has the feel of a small ceremonial object, made to be held, placed with care, and returned to often.
Wood, quartz and handmade detail

This wand is made from wood with gemstone quartz at both ends: a pointed tip on one side and a sphere on the other. The carved spiral gives the piece movement, while the metal detail catches the light around the quartz settings.

It is a genuine handmade piece from India, so small variations in carving, finish and crystal clarity are part of its character. That slight individuality is what keeps it from feeling like a factory-perfect object.

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, chakra work and modern crystal therapy, wands like this are often used as symbolic tools for directing attention and touch.

For gentle bodywork, use light contact only and let the smooth quartz ends glide rather than press. Keep it dry, wipe with a soft cloth, and store it where the point will not knock against harder objects.

Quartz in crystal tradition

Quartz has long been associated in crystal practice with clarity, focus and intention. The point-and-sphere form gives this wand two different ritual gestures: the point suggests direction and precision, while the rounded end feels more receptive and soft in the hand. The spiral is also a recurring symbol in many decorative and ritual objects, often read as movement, growth or return. Here, it brings that symbolism into a physical form you can trace with your fingers.

Size and details
  • Material: wood, quartz gemstone and metal detail.
  • Origin: India.
  • Weight: 150 g.
  • Form: spiral-carved wand with a quartz point tip and quartz sphere end.
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Common questions

Is this wand handmade?
Yes. It is a handmade product from India, so each piece may vary slightly in carving, finish and crystal appearance.
Is the crystal quartz?
Yes. The wand has a quartz point tip and a quartz sphere at the opposite end.
Can it be used for massage?
It can be used for gentle, mindful touch, but it is best treated as a ritual and meditation object rather than a deep-pressure massage tool.