The price of Rose Quartz largely depends on how appealing its colour is. The colours vary from numerous shades of Pink. The more pleasing the colour, the higher the price.

There are some important points on how you should take care of your gemstone:

Rather using any specific cleaning agent meant specifically for ornaments, you can use soft cleansers in warm water to clean it. Always make sure that you are using mild detergents only which do not have cutters as they can cause damage to the natural shine of your Neelam stone.

Leave your Natural Rose Quartz Stone in this solution for a few minutes, then wash it with warm water and dry with a soft cloth.

For any high-quality Original Rose Quartz Stone, it is recommended to ask expert cleaning done by a jeweler. They hold the expertise and techniques needed for cleansing and cleaning precious or semi-precious gemstones.

How to Wear Rose Quartz Stone?

Benefits of Wearing Rose Quartz Semi-Precious Stone

(1.) Restores Trust and Harmony: This gemstone strengthens relationships and helps in restoring trust and harmony.

(2.) Enhances Beauty: Rose Quartz amplifies your looks and makes you more beautiful.

(3.) Prevents Nightmares: It is helpful for kids and adults who have bad dreams.

(4.) Soothes Burns: It pacifies burns and reduces blistering.

(5.) Increases Fertility: The stone backs the female reproductive system, the genitals and bolsters fertility.

(6.) Controls Anger: Wearing this stone helps in keeping bad temper under control.

(7.) Increases Confidence: The stone heightens the morale and self-motivation.

Rose Quartz is generally worn by the people looking to balance out their emotions and heal the issues faced in relationships.

Taurus and Libra, both ruled by Venus, benefits from wearing Rose Quartz.

If you are someone who takes stress very frequently, Rose Quartz opens up your creative side and allows you to be happy.

Metals: Gold or Silver

Colour: Pale pink or deep reddish pink.

Finger: Ring Finger

Day & Time: Friday

Rose Quartz is mainly found in Brazil and Madagascar.