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8th Nov 2018 04:29 UTCNomi Martinson

Can samadhi quartz be grown in a lab?

9th Nov 2018 04:57 UTCGregg Little 🌟

Quartz can be grown in a lab but may be the lab has to be high in the Himalayan Mountains.

9th Nov 2018 09:33 UTCPavel Kartashov Manager

Nomi, for beginning, you should to explain, what is "samadhi quartz" in your oppinion?

9th Nov 2018 10:49 UTCDavid Von Bargen Manager

Maybe rose quartz crystals.

https://www.crystalvaults.com/crystal-encyclopedia/samadhi-quartz

9th Nov 2018 12:14 UTCReiner Mielke Expert

This looks like a slightly rusty natural quartz to me https://www.healingcrystals.com/Pink_Himalayan_Samadhi_Quartz_Clusters__Himalayan_.html but I see no reason why Samadhi quartz could not be artifically grown in a lab in the Himalayans.

9th Nov 2018 13:08 UTCDale Foster Manager

I would have expected it to be more brown in colour, if the volume of BS in those links is taken into account.

9th Nov 2018 14:47 UTCWayne Corwin

it's just rusty quartz, junk, who would want it?

9th Nov 2018 19:11 UTCScott Rider

The name is just more metaphysical hooey for these natural occurring specimens... Basically non-sense, for what looks like typical iron-oxide quartz, of which the Himalaya's have in abundance... There would be no reason for someone to fake these when it is far cheaper to have them mined in the mountains... The Chinese are more interested in faking colors like purple, red and green, but I bet you they've made some in similar colors...

9th Nov 2018 19:23 UTCA. M.

Nomi, "samadhi quartz " is a commercial term. It's a second grade quartz designed for crystal healers. Like "wratislavia quartz", "amarantine power quartz" or "marylandium quartz" - all these, made by me today, and consist of ordinary quartz.

And yes, you can grow quartz in lab.

If you know more about real quartz, here the link: https://www.mindat.org/min-3337.html

9th Nov 2018 19:39 UTCScott Rider

This is my favorite spot to check out info on quartz, you can find all sorts of info on this mineral:

http://www.quartzpage.de/