What do Crystal Carving Shapes Mean?

In this Part 2 of Crystal Carvings I have concentrated on 6 Sacred Geometry shapes.

Pyramid

These have 4 triangular sides leading to a point with a flat base that amplifies energies and manifest intentions. They represent the Solar Plexus and the Fire element. They stabilise the energies of the Earth while enhancing and projecting energies out of the tip.

Orgonites

These are man-made pyramid resin structures composed of layered metal chippings and crystals.  They are ideal to channel universal life force energy into healing rituals.

Cube

The cube shape stands for courage, balance, grounding, support, discipline and stability. This shape is known as a hexahedron in the isometric system that opens the Root Chakra. By placing cubic formations in each of the four corners of a room, you will seal, protect, and ground the energy of your space.

Hexagonal

This hexagonal shape has six sides with 4 faces and is seen as a symbol of balance and cooperation. its structure of 120-degree angles balancing tension and creating stability, provides protection, and enhances your connections with others. Crystals that naturally form in this shape are emerald, aquamarine, apatite, sugilite and morganite.

Dodecahedron

A geometric shape with 12 faces. It opens the Third Eye Chakra and enhances intuition, universal connection and strength. It is the symbol of the Ether element. Crystals that naturally occur in this shape are spinel, lapis lazuli, pyrite and garnet.

Star

Commonly available in sacred geometry stones set as the Merkaba Star (tetrahedron), sometimes known as the Star of David. These are responsible for astral travel, empathy, love, divination, self-care and emotional healing. Tetrahedrons naturally occur in Herkimer Diamonds, Danburite and Blue Kyanite.

I hope this information has been helpful to you, look out for Part 3 and feel free to comment below.