Rocky Stone

The rocky crystal is a variety of quartz. Its importance lies above all in the fact that it can strengthen the energies of other healing stones. Its name comes from the Greek "krystallos", which means something like "ice", which can be traced back to the fact that in antiquity it was thought to be petrified ice that could no longer be melted. Mountain crystals have been used spiritually and religiously as well as shamanically from ancient times and are supposed to liberate from negative energies. Great importance was attached to it, especially in ancient cultures, such as the Aborigines, Mayas, Celts, Tibetan Buddhists and many more. Even today it is considered one of the most important healing stones. Today the rock crystal is seen in many places as a symbol of perfection and was previously called "Schwindelstein" in German-speaking Gegenstein because it was believed that possession of it could cure a feeling of dizziness. The meaning of the rock crystal is also often mentioned in connection with Goethe. Because he has dealt extensively with the mineral. There is therefore a monument in the Czech Republic which shows the poet prince holding a rock crystal in his hands.