Quantum Quattro
Science & Origin of Quantum Quattro
Quantum Quattro is a unique combination of copper oxide minerals that crystallize over Quartz. Its four main crystal components are always Malachite, Chrysocolla, Shattuckite, and Quartz but can also contain other minerals such as Gold, Ajoite, Smoky Quartz, Citrine, Dioptase, Azurite, and other unique stones. Its color can be found in shades of blue and green coating Quartz, which may appear to make some Quantum Quattro pieces white, clear, and grey. This crystal was first discovered in 1996 in Namibia, however, some of the best specimens are found in the Lily Mine of Ica, Peru. These are the only two known localities as of 2023.
Meaning & Energy
Quantum Quattro combines the energies of high-vibrational crystals to stimulate your third eye chakra and expand your intuitive side. This stone can assist you in communicating while being more comfortable in social settings (especially in new environments!). Chrysocolla and Azurite have energies that balance your thought process, helping you choose the right words to speak directly from the heart. Malachite creates a shield for your energies and provides a sense of protection, allowing you to be comfortable enough to feel yourself. Quartz and Smoky Quartz enhance the vibrations of the crystals within Quantum Quattro, while aiding in the alignment of your chakras.
The most abundant mineral within the majority of Quantum Quattro pieces on the market is Shattuckite. When working with this mineral, one will become very in touch with their mind, body, and soul, almost feeling as though they are one complete being. Due to the vast amount of psychic capabilities, Shattuckite can activate and unlock, it is widely popular for any medium, channeler, or scribe. This stone is known to not only bring the capability of receiving more higher messages but also enhance the amount and understanding of current ones.
Read more about each mineral within Quantum Quattro here: Azurite , Quartz, Shattuckite, Chrysocolla, Malachite, Smoky Quartz, Dioptase, and Citrine
