Ever wondered why rocks come shaped like eggs, hearts or pyramids? This PDF explains.
Side one covers spheres, wands, eggs and hearts, with a little history and how people use each. Side two moves on to pyramids, pendulums, skulls, generators and the five Platonic solids. This is the PDF version, so nothing ships; the file is waiting in My Digital Resources after checkout.
It's a lovely read when you're choosing between two of the same stone in different shapes. The generator and pyramid notes clear up a lot of confusion.
What's on it
- Side one: Spheres, wands, eggs and hearts, with history, traditional meanings and how each is used.
- Side two: Pyramids, pendulums, skulls, generators and the five Platonic solids, with meanings and uses.
How to use it
- Check it before picking between two shapes
- Print side two for a sacred geometry corner
- Share the skull section with your spooky friend
Care: Back the file up somewhere safe, and reprint whenever your copy gets worn.
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- Sold as: PDF
QuickStudy Guide 2.0 - Crystal Shapes and Their Meanings (PDF File)
QuickStudy: Crystal Shapes and Their Meanings
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Ever wondered why rocks come shaped like eggs, hearts or pyramids? This PDF explains.
Side one covers spheres, wands, eggs and hearts, with a little history and how people use each. Side two moves on to pyramids, pendulums, skulls, generators and the five Platonic solids. This is the PDF version, so nothing ships; the file is waiting in My Digital Resources after checkout.
It's a lovely read when you're choosing between two of the same stone in different shapes. The generator and pyramid notes clear up a lot of confusion.
What's on it
- Side one: Spheres, wands, eggs and hearts, with history, traditional meanings and how each is used.
- Side two: Pyramids, pendulums, skulls, generators and the five Platonic solids, with meanings and uses.
How to use it
- Check it before picking between two shapes
- Print side two for a sacred geometry corner
- Share the skull section with your spooky friend
Care: Back the file up somewhere safe, and reprint whenever your copy gets worn.
The details
- Sold as: PDF
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Crystals 101
What's inside Crystal Shapes and Their Meanings
Sphere, tower, heart or skull? What each shape is for, so you can pick yours.
- Spheres traced back to 1st-century CE soothsayers and the Roman Empire
- Wands for rituals, reflexology and cleansing a crystal grid clockwise
- Eggs, also called Yoni Eggs, linked to rebirth and new beginnings
- Hearts for love intentions, plus a note on gifting them
- Pyramids and generators explained: flat base, point sending energy upward
- Pendulum tips: clear your mind and ask intentional questions
- All five Platonic solids named, from tetrahedron to icosahedron
Side 1
Spheres, wands, eggs and hearts, with history, traditional meanings and how each is used.
Side 2
Pyramids, pendulums, skulls, generators and the five Platonic solids, with meanings and uses.
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Crystals 101 · 8 guides
The Crystal Basics Set
Every question people ask about their first rocks: what each one is, how to refresh it, which shape to pick and what goes with what.
- Cleansing and Charging Crystals
- Crystal Grids
- Crystal Pairing
- Crystal Shapes and Their Meanings
- Crystals at a Glance
- Crystals at a Glance, Part 2
- Crystals at a Glance, Part 3
- Chakras & Crystals Map
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What is a crystal generator?
The guide describes generators as polished points with a flat base and six sides that direct energy upward, traditionally used to balance and stabilize the energy in a room.
What are Platonic solids?
Geometric shapes where the same number of sides meet at each vertex at the same angle: tetrahedron, cube, octahedron, dodecahedron and icosahedron. The guide notes their traditional use for balance, sleep and dreams.
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