Clear Quartz is a crystalline form of silicon dioxide traditionally called the “master healer” for its clarity and amplifying qualities. This mini clear quartz merkaba star is carved as two interlocked pyramids, a sacred-geometry form popular for altars, grids, and pockets, finished bright and clear.Quick facts Stone Clear Quartz Composition Silicon dioxide (SiO₂) Hardness (Mohs) 7 Color Clear to frosty, natural inclusions common Shape Merkaba — double tetrahedron, mini size Chakra Crown / all chakras Traditionally used for Clarity, amplification, meditation & grid work Care / Water-safe Water-safe; avoid sudden temperature changes Meaning & historyThe merkaba, a form built from two interlocking pyramids, has long been used as a meditation and sacred-geometry symbol, and clear quartz itself is known in crystal tradition as the “master healer” and amplifier, linked to clarity and the crown chakra. Explore more stones for manifestation and balance and wellness to build a fuller altar or grid setup.How to use itBecause it's compact, it also travels well, making it a favorite for anyone who likes to bring a small piece of their practice along when away from home.Many people hold a merkaba during meditation, place it at the center of a crystal grid, or simply keep it on an altar or desk as a focal point for setting an intention. Its mini size also makes it easy to carry in a pocket or small pouch through the day.Care & cleansingClear quartz is water-safe, so a gentle rinse and pat dry is fine. Avoid sudden temperature swings, which can stress natural quartz. Recharge it with a few hours of indirect sunlight, moonlight, or smoke cleansing.Frequently asked questionsWhat is a merkaba star? A merkaba is a sacred-geometry form made of two interlocked pyramids (a double tetrahedron). This one is carved from natural clear quartz and is a decorative, symbolic object, not a medical device.How big is this merkaba? It's a mini size, made to sit comfortably on an altar, in a grid, or in a pocket.Is clear quartz safe to clean with water? Yes, clear quartz is water-safe. A gentle rinse and pat dry is fine; avoid sudden temperature swings, which can stress natural quartz.Will my merkaba look exactly like the photo? Not exactly. Each star is cut from natural quartz, so clarity, inclusions, and exact size vary from piece to piece.What does clear quartz represent in crystal tradition? Clear quartz is often called the “master healer” in crystal tradition, associated with clarity, amplification, and the crown chakra.How is a merkaba star traditionally used? Many people use a merkaba in meditation, grid work, or simply as a focal point for setting an intention on an altar or desk.