The intense power of rutilated quartz to ward off negativity makes it popular for use as an antidepressant, warding off fear, anxiety, and self-loathing by nurturing forgiveness. In fact, it is even believed to enhance telepathic abilities like psychic communication. Golden rutilated quartz, in particular, is said to energise the higher mind and cleanse the aura of negative energy. Thus it is often used by those seeking greater financial prosperity. This is said to contribute to the crystal’s ability to aid in manifesting all the positive desires of the holder. This combined energy is so intense that it is said to channel divine inspiration.Ĭonsequently, rutile quartz is widely known to foster clarity of thought, fuel spiritual creativity, promote greater insight, and guide decisive action. Benefits And Healing Properties Of Rutilated Quartzīecause rutilated quartz is composed of both rutile and quartz, it contains the healing properties and benefits of both. It is thought of as a stone of celestial power, elevating and illuminating the soul, amplifying intention, and enhancing intuition. Symbolically, rutilated quartz is linked with the higher realms. The term “rutile” comes from the Latin word for red, “ rutilus”, as the mineral’s primary color is a rich red.
Inclusions may also be reddish-brown, coppery, silvery, or even black, and either fine and threadlike or chunky. This is why golden rutilated quartz is often referred to as angel’s hair quartz. Such inclusions can look like hay or strands of golden hair. When the iron oxide in rutile quartz is high, the inclusions take on redder and often golden tones. While the quartz in rutilated quartz can be either smoky or clear and sometimes even black, the color of the rutile inclusions will depend on their iron oxide content. Rutilated quartz is a variety of quartz containing needle-like inclusions of rutile, a mineral composed primarily of titanium dioxide (with large amounts of iron oxide). Fashion designers and collectors began to appreciate the ethereal beauty of rutilated quartz, sometimes likening its shimmering rutile threads to angel’s hair. Only pure quartz was viewed as valuable and so this variety was seen as tainted.Īround the middle of the 20th century, however, this began to change. Like a diamond in the rough, rutilated quartz was long disregarded by miners and mineral sorters as worthless.
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