Que Sera Stone Tower 13cm

Que Sera Stone Crystals For Sale From Brazil

This gorgeous Que Sera Stone Crystal Tower measures 13cm tall and shows a stunning array of colour, ranging from the earthy browns, greys, and blacks of the Rhyolite rock to bright, glistening, opalescent Blue Quartz swirls and whirls and clouds of peach-pink.

The Polished Que Sera Stone has been cut into a smooth, tactile, polished crystal tower shape (crystal obelisk shape) with a free-standing square base, four polished faces, and a sharp pointed tip. 

Que Sera Stone is famously similar to the stone Llanite.

Where Does Que Sera Stone Come From?

Que Sera Stone is exclusively found in Brazil: the similar stone Llanite is exclusively found in Llano County, Texas.

Other Names For Que Sera Stone

Que Sera Stone, and similar rocks, are referred to by a variety of names.

Due to their similarities, Que Sera Stone is sometimes called by the name of the rock Llanite, however Llanite only refers to the rock found exclusively in Llano County, Texas.

Que Sera Stone is sometimes called Rhyolite with Blue Quartz, which refers to its rock composition of a Rhyolite rock with Blue Quartz Phenocrysts, or Blue Opal/ Blue Opal Llanite, in reference to the often opalescent Blue Quartz Crystals.

Que Sera Stone is also sometimes referred to as Blue Liberite or Galaxy Rhyolite. 

What Is Que Sera Stone Made Of?

Que Sera Stone is a unique, rare form of Rhyolite which is exclusively found in Brazil, and is noted for its similarity to Llanite due to their similar compositions of a dark grey-brown Rhyolite matrix with sometimes opalescent blue Quartz crystals.

Rhyolite is a silica-rich volcanic rock which contains high levels of silicate minerals such as Quartz minerals and Feldspar minerals.

Therefore, Que Sera Stone, as a Rhyolite variety, is composed of many different minerals, including; Quartz, Feldspar, Kaolinite, Calcite, Clinozoisite, Leucoxene/ Leucozene, Magnetite, and iron oxides.

Other Rhyolite varieties include Obsidian, which is a Rhyolite Volcanic Glass.

Que Sera Stone Colours And Mineral Inclusions

Que Sera Stone is prized for its unique colours and patterns, which can include a a range of earthy brown, grey, and black hues contrasted against bright blues and peach-pinks

The range in colours is caused by the variety of mineral inclusions within the stone.

Blue hues in Blue Que Sera Stone are usually the result of Blue Quartz inclusions. The cause of Blue Quartz in Que Sera Stone is still not fully understood, but it is thought that Undulatory Extinction occurred during the metamorphism process of the rock and this facilitated the unique composition and structure of the stone that lends it well to the Rayleigh Scattering effect of light scattering (which is thought to be behind the observable blue colour of the Quartz).

Inclusions of titanium oxides such as Ilmenite and iron oxides may also be involved in creating the Blue Quartz fragments in Que Sera Stone.

Blue Quartz Phenocrysts refers to the nature of the Quartz inclusions being larger crystals within the otherwise fine-grained ground mass/ matrix of the Rhyolite rock: these Blue Quartz crystals are sometimes opalescent in appearance.

Pink hues in Pink Que Sera Stone are usually the result of Feldspar inclusions.

Que Sera Stone History

Que Sera Stone is a relatively new find in the mineral world, however the rock Rhyolite has a long history, having been officially named in 1860 by Ferdinand von Richthofen using a derivation of the Greek word 'Rhyax' which means 'Lava stream' (in reference to the nature of Rhyolite as a volcanic rock).

Que Sera Stone Name Meaning And Crystal Meaning

Que Sera Stone mainly derives its name from the phrase 'Que Sera, sera', which means 'what will be, will be': this is in reference to the proposed metaphysical properties of the stone, including its accepting and forgiving crystal energy.

Que Sera Stone also derives its name from one of the geological processes that are said to be the origin of the signature Blue Quartz crystals within the stone: 'Quartz Undulatory Extinction' (the first letter of each word spelling 'Que', the first word of the 'Que Sera, sera' phrase).

Que Sera Stone is often referred to by other names, including Blue Liberite, Galaxy Rhyolite, Blue Opal (owing to the sometimes opalescent Blue Quartz phenocrysts in Que Sera Stone), Blue Opal Llanite, and Llanite (Que Sera Stone is very similar to Llanite, but does not come from Llano County, Texas, and therefore is not true Llanite).

Que Sera Stone is sometimes confused with Vulcanite.

Que Sera Stone Crystal Healing Properties And Energy

Que Sera Stone is believed by crystal healers to be a metaphysically powerful crystal healing stone due to its ability to harness the energies of many different minerals, considering that it is a rock composed of a variety of minerals.

Que Sera Stone: Water Element Crystal

The Blue Quartz Crystals in Blue Que Sera Stones exude an aura of calmness and serenity, like water.

Blue Que Sera Stone embodies the flowing energies of water, exuding a feeling of  acceptance of the flow and change inherent in life. 

Que Sera Stone, as a Water Element Crystal, is a perfect stone for those needing support to get over hurdles and stumbling blocks in life. 

In Feng Shui, Que Sera Stone is mostly associated with Water Element Energy, although it is also associated with Earth Element Energy.

Que Sera Stone: Stone Of Acceptance & Stone Of Forgiveness

Que Sera Stone is said to be an especially useful crystal for stress and anxiety relief, given its soothing energy and its spiritual associations with acceptance (considering its name Que Sera means 'what will be will be'), forgiveness, and faith.

Que Sera Stone: Stone Of Communication

Que Sera Stone is a Stone of Communication, said to help break down barriers to communication, resolve misunderstandings, and generally facilitate a good flow of communication between one person and another. 

Que Sera Stone: Stone Of Transformation And Stone Of Change

Que Sera Stone is said to be a transformation stone, and is thus perfect for anyone looking to understand their destiny and gain clarity about their journey in life, especially during times of change and transformation.

Que Sera Stone Chakras

Que Sera Stone is a great chakra healing stone to work with holistically, and can be used to balance and cleanse all chakras.

Que Sera Crystals can be used to stimulate, restore, and rejuvenate all chakras.

Que Sera Stone: Root Chakra Stone

Que Sera Stones connect strongly to the Root Chakra/ Base Chakra given their earthy black/ grey/ brown Rhyolite matrix, and therefore can be used for grounding, stability, and protection from negative energies; particularly during times of uncertainty, transition, and change. 

Que Sera Stone: Heart Chakra Stone

A Que Sera Crystal which displays pink colours connects strongly to the Heart Chakra, where it can used to harness powerful energies of love, healing, and forgiveness, facilitating self-growth and growth in relationships.

Que Sera Stone: Throat Chakra Stone

Blue Que Sera Stone can also be used with the Throat Chakra to facilitate the flow of communication between its user and the people they interact with, meaning that Que Sera Stone is a useful Throat Chakra Crystal and Stone of Communication. 

Que Sera Stone: Third Eye Chakra Stone & Crown Chakra Stone

Que Sera Stones also resonate strongly with the higher chakras (the Third Eye Chakra and Crown Chakra), and when used as a Third Eye Chakra Crystal or Crown Chakra Crystal, Que Sera Stone is said to enhance one's intuition, inner  knowledge, wisdom, and understanding. 

How Hard Is Que Sera Stone?

Que Sera Stone measures 7 on the Mohs Scale of Mineral Hardness, which means that it is a durable, hard mineral resistant to some scratching, but care should still be taken not to damage the crystal surface. 

Que Sera Stone Crystal Care

To clean your Que Sera Stone crystal, simply use water and dry it afterwards with a soft cloth.

Que Sera Stone Collections

This Que Sera Stone Crystal Tower would make a wonderful addition to any crystal collection, rock collection, or mineral collection.

Crystal Towers (Crystal Obelisks) are wonderful as Crystal Display Pieces and make for unique home decor/ furnishings.  

A Que Sera Stone Tower would also make a brilliant crystal gift for loved ones and for crystal healers. 

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