A scepter quartz actually consists of two crystals. The oldest crystal forms the stem with a younger crystal grown on top. In traditional scepters, the newest crystal is larger or wider than the older crystal. If the youngest crystal is smaller we speak of an inverted scepter. The stem and the head are often of the same material but do not have to be. For example, a stem may be of rock crystal while the head consists of smoky quartz or amethyst, in which case there is often an abrupt transition. A real scepter quartz is of natural shape and not cut into a scepter.

Uses for Crystal Scepters

Scepter Quartz Crystals focus spiritual energy from higher realms deep into the center of a problem or issue. It reminds us of our true selves and our true paths, and offers courage, especially that which is needed to take action. Scepter Quartz was known to be used by priests and priestesses in ceremonies of Atlantis and Lemuria, and were symbols of power in those realms.

Because of its shape, Scepter Quartz points the way to our own empowerment, which may have been lost due to disease, trauma, both emotional or physical, or anxiety. They offer us the power to reclaim our self-confidence in order to fulfill our life’s purpose and go after your dreams.

Physically, Scepter Quartz helps with problems associated with infertility, the reproductive organs, and the endocrine system.