At a glance
- Polished crystal pyramid sculpture
- Origin: Brazil
- 2"x2"x2" to 2.5"x2.5"x2.5"
- 113g to 264g (4–9.3 oz)
- Assorted stones: amethyst, tiger eye, black obsidian, rose quartz, dumortierite, golden healer quartz, lepidolite
- Ships within 3 business days
How to use it
Place it at the center of a crystal grid and arrange smaller stones around the base — the pyramid is the traditional center piece for exactly this reason.
On its own it works as a desk object: heavy, cool to the touch, and satisfying to pick up while thinking.
Wipe with a soft dry cloth. Keep rose quartz and amethyst out of long direct sunlight, which fades both.
The stones in this assortment
| Stone |
Color |
| Amethyst |
Violet |
| Tiger eye |
Golden brown, chatoyant |
| Black obsidian |
Glossy black |
| Rose quartz |
Soft pink |
| Dumortierite |
Deep blue |
| Golden healer quartz |
Warm gold-clear |
| Lepidolite |
Lilac, flecked |
✨ Temple Tip
If you are building a grid, choose the pyramid last. Pick your outer stones first, then the pyramid that argues with them least — the center should hold the arrangement together, not shout over it.
Questions & answers
What size are the pyramids?
Between 2x2x2 inches and 2.5x2.5x2.5 inches, weighing 113 to 264 grams (4–9.3 oz).
Which stones are available?
Amethyst, tiger eye, black obsidian, rose quartz, dumortierite, golden healer quartz, and lepidolite.
Where are they from?
Brazil.
Are they polished?
Yes, all faces are polished.
Can I use one as a grid center?
Yes. The pyramid is the traditional center stone for a crystal grid.
To go further
Four faces, one point, and your attention going where it was always going to go. #TempleOfDesire