There are countless kinds of crystal, and almost everyone who works with them starts with one stone that stays with them for reasons they cannot quite explain. We use them in two ways. In the LifeField and Personal Polarizers they are built in, in a combination that differs per model. And more recently we also sell them separately, in bags of 50 grams, to fill the Copper Energy Ball yourself.

Below you will find where each stone comes from and what it is associated with within energy traditions. What you do with it is up to you.

The eleven stones you can buy separately

These eleven come in bags of 50 grams. The Copper Energy Ball holds up to three, so most people pick three that complement each other. Every stone says which two others it goes well with.

Rock Crystal

Rock Crystal is the clearest of the quartzes: transparent, bright, and versatile. Within energy traditions, Rock Crystal is mainly associated with clarity, focus, and amplification. Suitable for the Copper Energy Ball.

Combines with Amethyst and Rose Quartz (Golden Triangle).

Amethyst

Amethyst is a purple variety of quartz valued for thousands of years for its color and its place in old traditions. Within energy traditions, Amethyst is mainly associated with calm, depth, and reflection. Suitable for the Copper Energy Ball.

Combines with Rock Crystal and Rose Quartz (Golden Triangle).

Rose Quartz

Rose Quartz is a soft-pink stone valued for centuries for its mild color and warm appearance. Within energy traditions, Rose Quartz is mainly associated with gentleness, harmony, and connection. Suitable for the Copper Energy Ball.

Combines with Amethyst and Rock Crystal (Golden Triangle), or Moonstone.

Tourmaline

Tourmaline is a deep-black stone traditionally worn for its solid, earthy character. Within energy traditions, Tourmaline is mainly associated with grounding, protection, and boundaries. Suitable for the Copper Energy Ball.

Combines with Shungite and Hematite.

Hematite

Hematite is a striking dark gray to black mineral with a characteristic metallic luster. Within energy traditions, Hematite is mainly associated with grounding, stability, protection, and balance . Suitable for the Copper Energy Ball.

Combines with Tourmaline and Shungite.

Shungite

Shungite is a deep-black, carbon-rich rock from Karelia. Within energy traditions, Shungite is mainly associated with grounding, protection, and purification. Suitable for the Copper Energy Ball.

Combines with Tourmaline and Hematite.

Moonstone

Moonstone is a white to cream-colored feldspar with a sheen that moves with the light. Within energy traditions, Moonstone is mainly associated with intuition, rhythm, and gentleness. Suitable for the Copper Energy Ball.

Combines with Sunstone, Rose Quartz or Lapis Lazuli.

Sunstone

Sunstone is an orange to red-brown stone with a golden glitter that catches the light. Within energy traditions, Sunstone is mainly associated with warmth, optimism, and confidence. Suitable for the Copper Energy Ball.

Combines with Moonstone.

Green Aventurine

Green Aventurine is a quartz with a deep green color and a fine glitter from tiny mica flakes. Within energy traditions, Green Aventurine is mainly associated with growth, trust, and new opportunities. Suitable for the Copper Energy Ball.

Combines with Rose Quartz and Sunstone.

Lapis Lazuli

Lapis Lazuli is a distinctive deep-blue stone that has been valued for thousands of years for its beauty and symbolic meaning. Within energy traditions, Lapis Lazuli is mainly associated with insight, wisdom, intuition, and inner truth . Suitable for the Copper Energy Ball.

Combines with Moonstone or Rock Crystal.

Blue Topaz

Blue Topaz is a clear, often light-blue stone known for its fresh color and transparent appearance. Within energy traditions, Blue Topaz is mainly associated with clarity, communication, calm, letting go, and inspiration . Suitable for the Copper Energy Ball.

Combines with Rock Crystal and Moonstone.

Which crystal is in which polarizer

In the LifeField and Personal Polarizers the crystals are already built in. Rock crystal is in every model; beyond that, each model has its own stone. If a single stone has grown on you, this is where you find the model that carries it.

Other crystals people often mention

We do not sell these stones. They do come up regularly, so we describe them briefly here — so you know what is meant when you run into them.

Agate

A banded variety of quartz that occurs in almost every colour. Within energy traditions associated with steadiness and patience.

Amazonite

A green-blue feldspar named after the Amazon. Within energy traditions associated with calm and saying what you think.

Calcite

A soft, many-coloured stone that occurs in countless forms. Within energy traditions associated with clarity and ordering your thoughts.

Citrine

The yellow variety of quartz, named after the colour of lemon. Within energy traditions associated with cheerfulness and enterprise.

Jade

A dense, tough green stone worked in Asia for thousands of years. Within energy traditions associated with balance and protection.

Kunzite

A pale pink to lilac stone, only described as a species in 1902. Within energy traditions associated with gentleness and devotion.

Onyx

A black chalcedony with an even, matte depth. Within energy traditions associated with steadfastness and holding a boundary.

Opal

A stone with a play of colour that differs from piece to piece. Within energy traditions associated with imagination and inspiration.

Sapphire

The blue variety of corundum, after diamond one of the hardest stones. Within energy traditions associated with wisdom and focus.

Selenite

A translucent stone with a silky sheen. Within energy traditions associated with quiet and clarity.

Tiger's eye

A quartz with a rolling sheen that moves with the light. Within energy traditions associated with overview and courage.

Not sure which three go together? Look at the page of the stone that appeals to you most; it says which two others it goes well with. All crystals for the Copper Energy Ball.