Science has not shown that crystals heal or change what happens to you, and we will never claim they do. What people describe is quieter: a stone becomes a daily reminder of an intention, a pause, a small ritual that steadies them. Crystal traditions associate each stone with particular qualities, and we describe those as associations, not promises. What we can prove is what a stone is, which is why every stone we sell is lab tested before we say a word about it.

At home you can rule out some fakes, but you cannot confirm a stone. Glass often shows tiny round bubbles and warms quickly in the hand. Dye tends to pool in cracks and drill holes. A rare stone at a very low price is a warning sign in itself. Only a laboratory can confirm identity and treatment, which is why every KUSHA crystal is lab tested and certified.

Start with what you would like it to hold: calm, steadiness, warmth, focus. Then trust your first response, because one stone often simply feels right. Finally check the practical things: is it real, will it suit where it lives, is the size right. One stone you notice every day is enough to begin.

In crystal traditions the left wrist receives and the right wrist expresses, so calming, heart and intuition stones such as amethyst and rose quartz go on the left, and stones for confidence, boundaries and letting go, such as pyrite, tiger's eye and black tourmaline, go on the right. In Pranic Healing either hand can receive or give, by intention, so comfort matters more than the rule: wear it where you will notice it.

No stone treats anxiety. If worry is shaping your days, or you live with a diagnosed condition, please speak to your doctor first. For a quieter mind, amethyst is the stone most often chosen, with smoky quartz, rose quartz and sodalite as gentle companions. In our practice, warm, activating stones such as citrine, carnelian, tiger's eye, sunstone and pyrite are not suggested in an anxious season.

Citrine, pyrite, tiger's eye and green aventurine are the stones traditionally kept close for focus, drive and new opportunities, usually on a work desk. If you wear one, the right wrist is traditional, and one warm stone at a time is enough; we set them aside in an anxious season. They are reminders of the effort you are making, not a promise of money.

Black tourmaline is the stone most chosen for protection and grounding, with smoky quartz and sulemani hakik close behind; in our practice black obsidian is kept for experienced wearers. In crystal traditions, protection means steadier boundaries: feeling less drained by crowds, difficult people or a heavy space. These stones are often placed near the front door or kept on a desk.

Choose a method that suits the stone. A selenite plate overnight is gentle and suits most small, dry pieces, though each stone guide says which methods we use for that stone. Moonlight on an indoor windowsill for three to five hours avoids the fading risk of sunlight; bring the stone in before you go to bed. A singing bowl or bell rung nearby for a minute, or a pass through incense smoke with a window open, are the other traditional ways.

Think of your home in zones. By the entrance, grounding stones such as black tourmaline or smoky quartz. On a desk, fluorite or amethyst for focus. In the bedroom, soft stones only: rose quartz, moonstone, amethyst in a corner. In a prayer or meditation corner, selenite and an amethyst cluster.

A no-touch method of energy work, set out as a structured, teachable system by Grand Master Choa Kok Sui. A healer scans the energy field around your body, cleanses what feels heavy, then energises it with fresh prana. It is practised alongside medical care, never instead of it.

You choose a session and a time in your own time zone and answer a few short questions. At your time you join by video or phone from a quiet room, talk briefly about what you are carrying, then sit or lie back, eyes closed, palms up, while the healer cleanses and energises. The healer closes the session, you talk about what you noticed, and you leave with a simple practice.

Yes. Delivery is free anywhere in India, and we deliver to many countries for a flat charge per order, shown at checkout before you pay. Customs duties and import taxes are set by your country and are the buyer's responsibility. If your country is not offered at checkout, write to us.