What is Amphibole Quartz?
Amphibole Quartz is a type of quartz that is only found in Brazil, making it a relatively rare crystal. It is named after the group of minerals, “Amphibole” that make a part of this category of quartz stones. Amphibole Quartz is usually very lightly coloured and can sometimes even be colourless.
Rabbit hair quartz is a type of Rutilated quartz with reddish hair-like inclusions that is much finer. Under the light, these tiny hairs are spectacularly illuminated.
Red Rutilated Quartz brings new hope and is said to having a sort of anti-depressant quality.
Amphibole Quartz is also known by the names Red Rabbit Quartz in Asia and Angel Wing Phantom Quartz over the rest of the world. This is due to the inclusions looking like Angel Wings. It is no coincidence that these crystals have a close link with the angelic realm.
It is believed to provide relief from anxiety and stress, promoting a strong flow of positive energy throughout the body. Red Rutilated Quartz is a very energizing crystal that boosts energy and helps prevent fatigue and lethargy.
In Feng Shui, Rutile Quartz is a stone believed to attract wealth luck. A very popular stone among businessmen, Rutilated quartz is highly energizing, and can bring passion into difficult times or difficult projects. This crystal prepares one to face new challenges with confident, enhances concentration, improves foresight and also gives you the ability to discern the positive or negative vibes or motives of a person, place, or thing.
Emotionally, Rutilated Quartz is an uplifting stone that is purported to infuse joy into one's life, soothe dark moods and alleviate depression. This stone is said to relieve loneliness, feeling of guilt, phobias, anxiety and fears. It counters self-hatred, heals emotional wounds and releases constrictions. Rutilated Quartz also promotes forgiveness at all levels.
Phantom Quartz is the perfect companion for someone looking to assimilate the past and learn from emotional turmoil. It reminds you that there’s always a light at the end of the tunnel. Life moves on, and there’s a lot to learn from the suffering you endure.
