Rose Quartz Tear Drop

Rose quartz is a soft pink variety of quartz (silicon dioxide), known as the classic heart stone in crystal tradition. This polished tear drop tapers from a rounded top to a soft point. Quick facts Stone Rose Quartz Composition Silicon dioxide (quartz) Hardness (Mohs) 7 Color Pale pink to dusty rose Chakra Heart chakra Traditionally used for Love, compassion, self-love Care / Water-safe Water-safe — durable; rinse gently, avoid prolonged direct sun (can fade color) Meaning & history Rose quartz gets its soft pink color from trace amounts of titanium, iron, or manganese within the quartz structure, and it ranges from pale, near-white tones to a deeper dusty rose, sometimes with fine internal veils. In crystal tradition, it's known as the heart stone, associated with love, compassion, and gentle self-care, and it's closely linked to the heart chakra. Many people carry a small piece in a pocket or keep one by the bed as a daily companion, or pair it with other stones for love and happiness. Because this tear drop is natural, tone, clarity, and exact shape vary piece to piece — see more in our rose quartz collection. How to use it Carry your rose quartz tear drop in a pocket or bag as a daily companion, hold it over your heart during meditation, or keep it on a nightstand as a gentle nightly presence. It also works well added to a self-care ritual — take a slow breath while holding it whenever you want a small moment of comfort during the day. For a rounded companion piece, see our Rose Quartz Palm Stone. Care & cleansing Rose quartz is durable (Mohs 7), so a gentle rinse under cool water and a soft-cloth dry are fine. Extended direct sunlight can fade its color over time, so store it out of a sunny windowsill when not on display. To cleanse it energetically, try moonlight, sound from a singing bowl, or a light pass through sage or palo santo smoke. Frequently asked questions What is rose quartz? Rose quartz is a pale-to-deep pink variety of quartz (silicon dioxide), colored by trace amounts of titanium, iron, or manganese. Why is rose quartz called the heart stone? In crystal tradition, rose quartz is associated with love, compassion, and self-love, and it is closely linked to the heart chakra — hence the nickname. Can rose quartz fade? Extended direct sunlight can fade rose quartz's color over time, so it's best to keep it out of a constantly sunny spot when on display. Can rose quartz get wet? Yes. It's a durable quartz that can be rinsed with water and dried with a soft cloth without concern. Is this rose quartz tear drop a health product or medical device? No. This rose quartz tear drop is a decorative and symbolic piece, not a health product or medical device, and it isn't intended to diagnose, treat, or cure any condition. How do I cleanse rose quartz? Moonlight, sound from a singing bowl, and a light pass through sage or palo santo smoke are gentle, water-free cleansing methods.