Window Quartz Properties and Meaning
These crystals have a straight diamond shaped window on their terminations. If the window is slanted forward, it is deemed a Future Time Link, slanted back is a Past Life Time Link. Read more information and view photos showing Quartz Window crystals below.
General Window Quartz Information
For what and How Does One Use it?
Window Quartz crystals do as their names would suggest, provide you with a window to look into – be that a window on events, emotional responses, or even a window to view information you may be needing to receive at the present time.
As you will see from the example photos below – Window Quartz crystals come in many shapes, flavors and configurations. The window itself – gives one a more in-depth look into these other quartz crystal types talents and gifts.
To use a Window Quartz crystal – sit quietly and meditate with it. Gaze into the window – try not to have any expectations as to what you may see or feel. This provides the crystal with the best chance of showing you what has previously been hidden from your view. These crystals have few peers when it comes to introspective personal self development.
Window Quartz crystals are master assistants for people wishing to delve deeper into clairvoyance, scrying, seeing, psychic readings and divination in general.
Summary
Window Quartz specimens are quite rare, though not impossible to find. They are are very multi-talented – fantastic for using in the development of oneself, or in the service of helping others. The photo galleries below showing Window Quartz crystals have been harvested from the majestic-quartz.com archives which contain more than 100,000 photos going back more than 15 years!
Window Quartz Galleries
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Hi Mr Bradford, I'm wondering if there is a way to determine if a window is natural, or artificially sliced? Does it matter (for meditation purposes) whether the window is natural or artificial? Thank you.
A polished face has a very uniform texture with tell tale slightly rolled edges.
Hi, I have a herkimer diamond with multiple windows as well. Any additional information is welcome.
I think I found the photo you attached in our gallery, and have now added it in – hopefully it is the right photo! This crystal is a skeletal quartz, also arguably a fenster crystal. Check out the info for skeletal crystals by clicking here
Does it have to slant forwards or backwards? Mines look like it’s dead center. Thanks
Hi Shae, Thank you for your question and input. The window in your photo is referred to as a straight window. Please find it’s info page linked below.
Thank You again!
I have what was suggested as a “seerers “ stone. Round and frosted on all sides but one. That side is “ sliced” and clear. Looks like clear quartz. Any information would be appreciated.
Thank you
Sharon
Hi Sharon, thank you for your question. I know exactly the stones you are talking about. The idea is that you gaze into the polished side, and still your mind and letting information pass from the seer stone to either your conscious, or sub-conscious mind. I do not have a lot more information for you sorry, as I have not personally used these tools.
Hello! I have a gorgeous huge Tourmalinated Window Quartz with TWO WINDOWS! Both exactly opposite each other! One is much smaller than the other. Both leaning back. I was wondering the significance of this "double window." There HAS to be SOME OTHER/MORE metaphysical property one would think. Thank you.
Hi Dan,
That is one very significant crystal you have there! The leaning back window crystal is called a Past Time Link Crystal. Click HERE to check the info page out on them. The fact there are two of them likely means they have a dual focus on past life events, like a big and small picture of each event.