Brandberg Quartz Properties and Meaning
Brandberg Quartz crystals come from Brandberg (Fire) Mountain, located in Damaraland, in the northwestern Namib Desert, near the coast in Namibia. They form in combinations of Amethyst, Smoky and Clear Quartz. Read more information and view photos showing Brandbergs below.
General Brandberg Quartz Properties and Meaning Information
For what and How Does One Use it?
Coming from a location called Fire Mountain, these crystals are excellent for people looking for help in keeping cool and calm under great pressure. The soothing calming influence of Amethyst, the grounding properties of the Smoky Quartz – along with the balancing properties of Clear Quartz all play their part in helping one cope with, and even thrive under the most challenging of conditions.
These crystals often have enhydro inclusions of pure water inside them. This adds to the purity and divine energy Brandberg crystals emit. Phantoms are also common occurrences within these special crystals. This signifies that those with sincerity in their hearts – wishing to embrace true transformational change in their lives, will have found the perfect crystals to work with in Brandberg Quartz. In addition, the purity, Phantoms, then combined with the high vibrational energy output that these crystals produce – makes them great candidates to use for crystal protection purposes.
Meditating with Brandberg Quartz crystals bring all the above properties into play, as well as promoting empathy for all creation. Be that empathy for your fellow humans, or the animal and plant kingdoms. They make excellent crystals for helping human consciousness evolve to where humanity realizes that it must work in harmony with our Earth Mother, nature and all the inhabitants of the planet.
Summary
Brandberg Quartz is more often readily available – but for a price. Considering the harsh conditions these crystals occur in, that is fair enough! The photo galleries below show many examples of Brandberg Quartz. These images are harvested from the majestic-quartz archives which contain more than 100,000 photos going back more than 15 years!
Brandberg Quartz Galleries
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Hello, can you tell me if this is a Branburg quartz. Thank you for your time. Please let me know if I need to shoot it from a different angle because this looks nothing like another one that I have
Thank you for your time, Rose
Hi Rose, it can be a little tricky to identify as it has a bit of a generic look to it. However, having said that, I have seen brandberg crystals display that exact tabby form at the end of a dt and also display the subtle amethyst hue. I would lean towards that crystal being a genuine Brandberg 🙂
Comment *I just received a double terminated Brand with a crystal clear purple end and a cloudy white color on the other end. A famous collector from Israel sent me a box of incredible crystals, and this was one of them.
I'm glad I did the research so I'll know to keep it out of Sun light