Ema Eggs - Rose Quartz 500g

Rose Quartz Ema Eggs in two size options — 3.5–4cm and 4–5cm — each displaying a naturally frosted white exterior with a flat, cut and polished window that reveals the pale blush pink Rose Quartz within. Each stone varies in the depth of pink visible through the window and the overall shape. A truly unique and captivating form that sits beautifully in the hand and makes a striking display piece.

Ema Eggs — also known as Seer Stones, Window Quartz, or Dreamer’s Crystals — are naturally tumbled river stones sourced from the Ema River in Brazil. The river tumbling process creates the characteristic frosted, matte exterior, while a single flat face is cut and polished to create a clear “window” into the interior of the stone. Rose Quartz is a variety of macrocrystalline quartz (silicon dioxide) whose soft pink colouring comes from trace inclusions of dumortierite, titanite, or other mineral fibres within the crystal structure. It is one of the most widely recognised and beloved crystals in the world.

In crystal traditions, Rose Quartz is known as the stone of love — associated with compassion, emotional healing, and the nurturing of connection with oneself and others. Many people are drawn to it for its gentle, warm energy and its long history as a symbol of love and care. The Ema Egg form adds an additional layer of meaning for those who use crystals for meditation or reflection, with the polished window traditionally used for gazing and gaining inner insight.

Stone Details

• Mineral: Rose Quartz (macrocrystalline silicon dioxide)
• Form: Ema Egg — naturally river-tumbled with one flat cut and polished window
• Hardness: Mohs 7
• Size: Available in 3.5–4cm or 4–5cm — select via option
• Colour: Frosted white exterior with pale blush pink interior visible through window
• Origin: Ema River, Brazil
• Weight: Approximately 500g per lot
• Sold: Per stone — pink depth, window clarity, and form will vary

Pink depth, window clarity, and overall form will vary naturally between individual stones. This natural variation is part of what makes each Ema Egg unique.