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Rose Quartz and Garnet wire-wrapped tree.
Pairing together Garnet and Rose Quartz is said to enhance intimacy and romance in your relationship. Together they combine to create passion, and a balance between nurturing love and intense feelings.
Rose Quartz represents love and compassion. It is known as the "love stone" on "Heart Stone", promoting self-love and emotional healing. It strengthens both the bonds between one's self and others. It is said to channel creative energy. Rose quartz was found in Mesopotamia, dating back to 7000 BC.
Garnet is a stone of protection, vitality, healing, prosperity, and love. Garnet is known as the "Stone of Strength", and is thought to bring courage to those who wear it. It is a popular choice for engagement rings and anniversary gifts, and is believed to promote faithfulness, commitment, and devotion in relationships. Garnet symbolizes Passion, and is one of the oldest known gemstones, with evidence of use dating back to 3100 BC.
Dimensions: Roughly 14 inches tall. Roughly 6-12 inches wide.
Rose Quartz and Garnet WireWrapped Tree: for Passionate Love
$65.00
Pickup available at 12532 Route 62
Usually ready in 24 hours
Pairing together Garnet and Rose Quartz is said to enhance intimacy and romance in your relationship. Together they combine to create passion, and a balance between nurturing love and intense feelings.
Rose Quartz represents love and compassion. It is known as the "love stone" on "Heart Stone", promoting self-love and emotional healing. It strengthens both the bonds between one's self and others. It is said to channel creative energy. Rose quartz was found in Mesopotamia, dating back to 7000 BC.
Garnet is a stone of protection, vitality, healing, prosperity, and love. Garnet is known as the "Stone of Strength", and is thought to bring courage to those who wear it. It is a popular choice for engagement rings and anniversary gifts, and is believed to promote faithfulness, commitment, and devotion in relationships. Garnet symbolizes Passion, and is one of the oldest known gemstones, with evidence of use dating back to 3100 BC.
Dimensions: Roughly 14 inches tall. Roughly 6-12 inches wide.