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This chime-like instrument is crafted from pure quartz, shaped into a resonant pyramid that produces a rich, layered tone unlike any other crystal tool. When activated, each rod vibrates simultaneously, creating built-in harmonic interference that gives the pyramid its signature shimmer. The sound is not just a singular tone—it’s a cascade of overlapping frequencies that evolve and dance through the air.
Smaller pyramids emit clear, high tones that lift and brighten the field, while larger pyramids offer a deeper resonance that grounds and stabilizes. What makes the quartz pyramid unique is how the geometry itself becomes the instrument: the sound moves fluidly from one corner to another, following the phase of the structure and creating a textured, crystalline atmosphere.
These pyramids are ideal for marking transitions in ceremony, guiding meditative states, or layering into compositions where a bright, clean, and long-lasting tone is needed. Unlike traditional chimes or tingshas, the quartz pyramid cuts through dense soundscapes while remaining spacious and ethereal. It pairs beautifully with crystal bowls, gongs, and vocals.
This instrument is best used in a near-field practice. While it may be tempting to move it above the body of a listener during a session, it is made entirely of quartz, and we recommend grounding your use in safety. Its acoustic presence alone is more than enough to shift the space and open the field.
A sound tool, a statement piece, and a portal all in one.
This chime-like instrument is crafted from pure quartz, shaped into a resonant pyramid that produces a rich, layered tone unlike any other crystal tool. When activated, each rod vibrates simultaneously, creating built-in harmonic interference that gives the pyramid its signature shimmer. The sound is not just a singular tone—it’s a cascade of overlapping frequencies that evolve and dance through the air.
Smaller pyramids emit clear, high tones that lift and brighten the field, while larger pyramids offer a deeper resonance that grounds and stabilizes. What makes the quartz pyramid unique is how the geometry itself becomes the instrument: the sound moves fluidly from one corner to another, following the phase of the structure and creating a textured, crystalline atmosphere.
These pyramids are ideal for marking transitions in ceremony, guiding meditative states, or layering into compositions where a bright, clean, and long-lasting tone is needed. Unlike traditional chimes or tingshas, the quartz pyramid cuts through dense soundscapes while remaining spacious and ethereal. It pairs beautifully with crystal bowls, gongs, and vocals.
This instrument is best used in a near-field practice. While it may be tempting to move it above the body of a listener during a session, it is made entirely of quartz, and we recommend grounding your use in safety. Its acoustic presence alone is more than enough to shift the space and open the field.
A sound tool, a statement piece, and a portal all in one.