Rose Quartz

The stone of unconditional love and inner peace.


Fact Sheet

Birthstone Month: Not a traditional birthstone, but often associated with January as an alternative.

Available Cuts:
• Cabochon
• Bead
• Faceted
• Tumbled
• Oval
• Round

Fact Sheet:
• Mineral: Quartz
• Chemical Composition: SiO2 (Silicon Dioxide)
• Colours: Soft pink, ranging from pale blush to deeper rose
• Country of Origin: Madagascar, Brazil, USA, South Africa, India
• Estimated Market Value per Carat Weight:
$2 - $50+ depending on clarity, colour, and size

History and Folklore

Rose Quartz has been used as a love token as early as 600 B.C. It is often associated with the heart chakra, promoting love, compassion, and emotional healing. Ancient Egyptians believed it could prevent aging, while the Greeks and Romans thought it was a gift from the gods, signifying love and beauty. It remains a popular stone for attracting love and fostering self-care rituals.

Buyer's Guide

When selecting Rose Quartz, look for a consistent, soft pink color. Higher quality stones will be more transparent with fewer inclusions, though some inclusions may enhance the stone’s unique beauty. The stone’s cut should bring out its natural luster. Be cautious of dyed stones, which may fade over time. Rose Quartz is widely available, making it an affordable option for both jewelry and decorative items.