History & Science
Sugar Quartz is the name given to clear quartz geodes due to their tiny crystal structures that resemble sparkling sugar. These naturally-occurring formations can resemble miniature crystal caves, as they are formed when silica-rich water fills the air bubbles in sedementary and metamorphic rocks. After the water evaporates, the minerals are left behind and over time form pockets of crystalline structures.
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Metaphysical Properties
Sugar Quartz is an experience, a return to the child-like wonder of peering into a magical, glittery fairy cave. This connection to one's inner child is grounding, but even more than that, it's a reminder that magic exists. As they are made of miniature quartz structures, they also carry the amplification properties of quartz and are excellent for use in meditation.
