Large Rose Quartz Heart – A Monument to Love

Substantial, heavy, and radiating gentle energy, these Large Rose Quartz Hearts are true statement pieces. Unlike smaller pocket stones, these are "cabinet-sized" specimens intended to be the centerpiece of a room, an altar, or a collection.

Weighing approximately 1lb to 1.2lbs each, these hearts have a commanding presence. They feature the classic soft pink hue of premium Rose Quartz, with internal veils, mists, and rainbows that catch the light from deep within the stone.

This listing is for an Exact Pick. You will receive the specific heart you select from the dropdown menu.

Select Your Specimen

• Specimen A (470g): A sweeping, wide heart with a soft, ethereal pink color. It has a classic open shape that displays beautifully flat or on a stand.
  Dimensions: Approx. 10cm x 8cm (~4") | Weight: ~470g

• Specimen B (560g): The heavyweight of the pair. This heart is thicker ("puffier") and denser, with a slightly deeper saturation and a very satisfying, heavy feel in the hand.
  Dimensions: Approx. 9.5cm x 8.5cm (~3.75") | Weight: ~560g

Geological Overview

Rose Quartz is the pink variety of macroscopic Quartz. In sizes this large, it is difficult to find material that is consistent in color without large inclusions of white quartz matrix. These specimens are graded AAA (Museum/Decor Grade) for their size and consistent coloration.

Metaphysical Properties

The Anchor of Compassion.
While small pieces of Rose Quartz are personal talismans, a piece of this magnitude acts as an "energy anchor" for an entire room. It is said to radiate unconditional love, harmony, and peace throughout a home, softening the energy of the environment.

Collector's & Display Notes

These hearts are heavy enough to serve as beautiful paperweights or bookends for lighter items. Do not place them in direct, hot sunlight for extended periods (months/years) to preserve their pink saturation.

Condition & Authenticity

Authentic / Natural / Polished.
These are 100% natural, solid quartz. Internal fractures and "mists" are the natural growth footprint of the crystal and confirm that it is not glass or synthetic.