Big Bag of Tumbles

Having it expanded the range of tumbles we offered, I thought people may like to buy a mixed Big Bag of Tumbles. There are old favourites and unusual crystals.

Some are under-sized but not as small as the micros/mini. Some I had excess of so am happy to discount to help these find homes. The tumbles vary based on crystal type and size from $2 up to $6 if bought individually. The majority are $3 to $5.

Bags A to E – (25 tumbles):

• Agate – Blue Lace
• Agate – Grey
• Agate – Moss (dark green, white)
• Agate – Orange
• Amethyst – Chevron (purple, white)
• Amethyst – Prasolite (green/white)
• Bloodstone (dark green)
• Bronzite (bronze)
• Calcite – Orange
• Celestite (mid blue)
• Quartz – Clear
• Quartz – Golden
• Jasper – Green (mid-green)
• Jasper – Mookaite
• Kyanite
• Lapis Lazuli
• Lemurian Jade
• Moonstone – Rainbow
• Obsidian – Black
• Onyx (pure black)
• Ruby Fuchsite (green, crimson)
• Scolecite (white)
• Shungite (matt black)
• Thulite (pink in grey)
• Unakite (green, peach)

Bags F-G – (22 tumbles):

• Agate – Grey
• Agate – Orange pattern
• Amethyst – Chevron (purple, white)
• Angelite
• Bloodstone (dark green)
• Bronzite (bronze)
• Calcite – Orange
• Carnelian
• Celestite (mid blue)
• Quartz – Clear
• Quartz – Golden
• Jasper – Green (mid-green)
• Jasper – Mookaite
• Lapis Lazuli
• Lemurian Jade
• Moonstone – Rainbow
• Obsidian – Black
• Onyx (pure black)
• Ruby Fuchsite (green, crimson)
• Scolecite (white)
• Shungite (matt black)
• Thulite (pink in grey)

These bags will NOT come with the healing information cards. You will get a list of what is in the bag. And they come in a velveteen bag. Dimensions are for packaging. Crystal total weight is around 210-220 grams. Photo is an example of the crystals in bags A to E showing typical colours and sizes.

Great to buy these mixed bag of tumbles to place in spirals to wear (buy small and medium), or to split up as gifts.

Weight	215 g
Dimensions	100 × 60 × 70 mm
Colour	Black, Blue / Indigo, Brown / Tan, Clear / Cloudy, Green / Shamrock, Indigo, Orange / Peach, Pink / Crimson, Purple / Violet, Red, Silver / Grey, White / Cream, Yellow / Gold
Bag	A to E, F-G

Healing Properties

Benefits of Rose Quartz (Pink Quartz)

• An emotional healer and a stone of unconditional love.
• Releases unexpressed emotions and heartache.
• Helps alleviate negative thought forms and energies, reducing stress.
• Enhances love, confidence and creativity which have been supressed by a closure somewhere in the heart's energy.
• Assists one to appreciate all things great and small.
• Can increase fertility as the Heart chakra opens to self nurture, forgiveness and compassion.
• Said to strengthen physical heart, chest and lungs.

Shamarah's intuitive insights

Stone for those who give a lot of love and support to others but feel "wrong" to receive it themselves. It reminds the holder to let love in because the cycle of giving and receiving love builds the love you have to be stronger. When you keep noticing the rose quartz it is often a message that you have many in the physical and spiritual realms ready to support you - so let them in to give you a hand. Stones of fertility don't just mean pregnancy, but also the development (pregnancy) and birth of your creative endeavours - your projects.

Additional Properties of Varieties

Pink toward the lavender tones

• Opens connections between the heart and mind.

Pink with orange streaks

Inclusions of hematite.

• Helps the heart enegy move down into the lower chakras,
  • so you "walk the love" in your life.

Geological Information

Geological Information of Rose Quartz

• Alternative name: Pink Quartz
• Rose quartz is a type of quartz name for its colour.

General Identification

• Type: Mineral
• Class: Silicates
• Category: Oxides
• Formula: SiO2 Silicon Dioxide
• Crystal System: Trigonal
• Habit: 6-sided prism ending in 6-sided pyramid (typical), drusy, fine-grained to microcrystalline, massive
• Mohs Hardness:  7
• Luster / Diaphaneity: Transparent to nearly opaque, Vitreous, in massive: waxy or dull.
• Colour: pale pink to rose pink

Special Notes

• It most often grows in masses - never even finding a leading edge of crystal points.
• Occasionally found in crystal cluster form and was officially given own name of Pink Quartz but that has now gone.
• Rose quartz occurs in pegmatites - it forms at very high temperatures, between 400 and 700 degrees Centigrade.
• The color is usually considered as due to trace amounts of titanium, iron, or manganese, in the material.
  • Recent X-ray diffraction studies suggest that the color is due to thin microscopic fibers of possibly dumortierite within the quartz.
• "Star" Rose Quartz has microscopic rutile needles which produces an asterism in transmitted light.
• The crystalline form in elestial in form was originally not called rose quartz and was called Pink Quartz.
  • Often over grew smoky quartz.
  • Found to leach very fast in UV light!
  • Synthetic versions exist.
  • These days all forms are called Rose Quartz.
• Irradiation may cause the formation of smoky quartz color centers and add a gray tone.
• Streaks of orange can occur from iron coating.
• Mostly used for jewellery and decorative objects.
• More geological information and more here.