Its properties, according to Heather Askinosie, crystal expert and author of CRYSTA元65 and Crystal Muse, are "equally powerful for manifesting new relationships and deepening existing ones-whether it's the relationship you have with yourself, a romantic partner, or friends and family. It's typically a soft pink, though there are some varieties that are a richer, darker pink, as well as light purple or lavender varieties. In ancient Egyptian, Chinese, and Tibetan culture, rose quartz has long been thought of as a stone for beauty, as well as a symbol of love.
In another tale, Cupid used rose quartz to inspire love between people. When their blood mixed together, it stained quartz a subtle pink, and rose quartz was born. As the story goes, Aphrodite, the goddess of love, once cut herself by accident while trying to save her lover, Adonis. These Rose Quartz gemstone necklaces are a perfect treat for yourself or a gift for a special someone born in October. Rose quartz has a long history dating back to Greek mythology. And if we're getting technical, it's actually a mineral ( like many other popular crystals). Today, this crystal can be found all over the world, including in parts of the U.S., India, Brazil, Australia, Sweden, and more. Rose quartz, in particular, is a bit more rare. As its name suggests, rose quartz is a type of quartz (which is fairly common). In addition to being a January birthstone, Rose Quartz is also the gemstone of the fifth wedding anniversary.
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