Definition:Tibetan Quartz, often referred to as Tibetan Singing Quartz or Himalayan Quartz, is a type of quartz crystal known for its clarity, transparency, and often its unique inclusions. It is a subset of clear quartz, which is a silicon dioxide mineral. What sets Tibetan Quartz apart is its association with the Himalayan mountain range and the high-altitude regions of Tibet. This quartz variety is characterized by its natural double-terminated points, with one end being broader and the other end tapering to a point. These crystals are renowned for their high vibrational frequencies and are believed to have unique metaphysical properties.
