24 Sided Flawless Himalayan Quartz Vogel Wand

Vogel Wand hand-cut in perfectly flawless, ethically hand-mined Himalayan Quartz

126mm ~ 5" ~ 74 grams
22mm at the widest part
15mm at the narrowest part

This precisely faceted, 24-sided Vogel has been handcrafted from an amazingly bright, perfectly flawless Himalayan Quartz crystal. It is not only difficult to find flawless crystals this size, but cutting and polishing can damage a crystal, making a 100% perfect and flawless Vogel this size rare.

The slant of the wider end of this Vogel is 1: 1.618, Phi and is expanded symmetrically around all 24 sides to amplify the energy of this sacred geometry. Phi, the Golden Ratio, manifests in everything from the human body to a flower and the entire galaxy. The narrower end is cut to transmit this frequency at will.

"The crystal is a neutral object whose inner structure exhibits a state of perfection and balance. When it's cut to the proper form and when the human mind enters into a relationship with its structural perfection, the crystal emits a vibration that extends and amplifies the power of the user's mind. Like a laser, it radiates energy in a coherent, highly concentrated form, and this energy may be transmitted into objects or people at will." Marcel Vogel.

The perfect clarity of these Vogels has understandably led to being asked if this quartz is natural or lab quartz. I can guarantee this is NOT lab quartz but natural, hand-mined quartz. One verified purchase on Etsy had a lab test done to confirm this and I am happy to show the purchase and lab result showing the quartz is natural.

Kacha Stones is the original ethically mined crystal shop, trading since 1996. Ethical sourcing is important for the environment and mining communities and preserves the crystal's sought-after energy, otherwise disrupted by large-scale destructive mining.

Most crystal shops use the "ethically mined" prefix, which is only possible by buying directly from miners. For 30 years, we have worked directly with miners... from the icy slopes of the Himalayas to the arid deserts of Namibia.