Example: I recently purchased a Pink Tourmaline (Rubellite) crystal. It came with a details/facts card and one of said things is, “Vibration: 9”. It was among a list of facts like, “Chakra: Heart Chakra” and “Zodiac Sign: Libra”.
In: Physics
In this case the crystals “vibration” is made up mumbo jumbo. It’s part of a loose belief system where crystals have natural vibrations they can pass onto things in their surroundings, and that a human “in the know” can pick and choose which crystals to wear or have around their home to maximize certain feelings (love, calm, energetic, etc.).
Extreme examples of this belief find people believing crystals can ward off evil or vibrate at a frequency that gives them good luck. However, the belief system is so loose that if you try to find information on what a crystal does, you’ll often get conflicting information from different sources, or only vague descriptions that only sort of overlap.
It’s not real. All ‘benefits’ are the placebo effect.
Latest Answers