Clear quartz meets bright silver plating in a crystal healing wand with a clean, architectural shape. The hexagonal body catches the light through pale, icy facets, while the rounded end gives the piece a softer, more ornamental finish.
What stands out in the light
The quartz appears clear to milky-white, with natural-looking internal wisps and frosted areas visible through the body.
Silver-plated bands frame the central crystal, adding a bright, mirror-like contrast to the softer stone.
Small gemstone details sit in the metal settings, bringing points of darker and warmer colour to the otherwise pale design.
The form is balanced and linear, with a hexagonal crystal section and a rounded gemstone end.
It has a calm, minimal look that suits an altar, shelf, desk or small display tray.
Quartz, silver plating and gemstone detail
The main crystal is quartz, set with silver-plated metalwork and additional gemstones. The finish feels bright and cool rather than ornate, with the clear stone, polished metal and small coloured accents doing most of the visual work.
Shape, finish and care
The wand has a faceted hexagonal crystal body, silver-toned end fittings and a smooth spherical end. Keep it dry, wipe gently with a soft cloth, and store it where the crystal and plated sections will not be knocked or scratched.
Quartz in crystal tradition
Quartz has long been associated in crystal practice with clarity, focus and intention. In modern ritual spaces, clear quartz pieces are often chosen for their clean appearance and reflective quality, as much as for their symbolic place within crystal collections. This wand keeps that language visually simple: pale stone, bright metal, small gemstone accents, and a shape that feels deliberate rather than decorative alone.
Size and details
Length: 12 cm
Weight: 120 g
Material: quartz crystal, silver-plated metal and gemstones
Origin: India
Form: hexagonal wand with a rounded end
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region of manufacture: India