Quartz

Found in masses, druses, granular structures, grains, veins, and (rarely) crystal structure. Soft pink to golden white.  Emits a calming energy which can work on all chakras, especially the heart and crown chakras. Opens sense of self-love and encourages peacefulness in relationships. Promotes receptivity to the beauty of art, music, and the written word. Enlivens the imagination. Used to treat conditions related to the emotional and physical body

Crystallizes in the form of prismatic crystals, terminated by a bi-pyramid type structure, sometimes in bent or curved configuration, and as needle-like crystals. Colors include red, red-brown, black, yellow, gold, blue, violet, and green. Thought to represent the hair of Venus, it may appear as wheat straw and angel hair. Thought to bring strength with love, ease in transition, growth in all aspects of one's development. Brings calm,  reason, and order. Said to dispel negative energies and create balance. Has  been used in the treatment of bronchitis and the walls of the blood veins. An elixir of this quartz has been used as topical treatment of wound

Occurs in masses and crystals. Color range includes light to dark Smokey Brown, gold and black. Energy applicable to solar plexus and chakras in the hands and feet. Transforms negative emotions and energy patterns, dissolving negative thought forms through prolonged, intense, yet gentle affect. May help balance yin and yang meridians of the body with those of the ethereal body. Has been used to stimulate creativity in business by strengthening communication, the unification of energies directed toward the same goal, and clearing learning blockages related to the mental and emotional elements. Said to help dissipate congestion in the solar plexus area, and relieve disorders of the hands and feet

Thought to  provide a shield of protection.  Was often worn by ancient priests & priestess in mystery temples.  Thought to symbolize the deeper truths and thought to clear debris from life