Azeztulite... Anyone used or own it?

Originally Posted by Topaz

Cheap and nasty low grade quartz . Sold at stupid prices .

Do you speak from experience? Have you used or owned any yourself?

[Sunflower]

It's funny but the experience of being ejected sounds more like a spell than the actual crystal's energy. Isn't it marvellous how marketing can really hype a simple crystal into a mega one just by changing the name and the spiel.

For years they were just sold as quartz then some bright spark gets a brilliant idea. The energy is different to quartz from other places, obviously, but it is most like himalyan mountain quartz except not so pure or old. Not worth that much, but it is a finite supply from this one 'mountain' so supply and demand enters into it to lol.

[Rena]

Originally Posted by Sunflower

It's funny but the experience of being ejected sounds more like a spell than the actual crystal's energy. Isn't it marvellous how marketing can really hype a simple crystal into a mega one just by changing the name and the spiel.

For years they were just sold as quartz then some bright spark gets a brilliant idea. The energy is different to quartz from other places, obviously, but it is most like himalyan mountain quartz except not so pure or old. Not worth that much, but it is a finite supply from this one 'mountain' so supply and demand enters into it to lol.

are you saying that himalayan mountain quartz is azeztulite?
i didnt know that quartz would have different energies if they were from different places. (so much to learn! lol)

by the way, great thread izzy... i was also curious about this... because just the other day, someone at the crystal shop said that azeztulite was a scam..... (news to me!)
It makes me very curious of what other crystals are scams.

It is as with anything else a matter of personal discernment. If you think Azeztulite is a nasty exploitative scam it most certainly is.

However if you had an experience with the stuff... (Not a spell as might have been inferred in this thread). Then go with your heart knowing that Azeztulite is really an exceptional crystal.

The choice begins and ends with the user.

[Topaz]

Originally Posted by Rena

are you saying that himalayan mountain quartz is azeztulite?
i didnt know that quartz would have different energies if they were from different places. (so much to learn! lol)

by the way, great thread izzy... i was also curious about this... because just the other day, someone at the crystal shop said that azeztulite was a scam..... (news to me!)
It makes me very curious of what other crystals are scams.

According to the guy at Covent Garden, it's the biggest scam since sliced bread .

I can't feel any vibration due to the geopathic stress which the crystal has endured. I much prefer a large clear master quartz from Brazil or Madagascar.

According to the guy at Covent Garden it's the biggest scam since sliced bread .

Well he's got to be wrong, because there's no way sliced bread is a scam

[Topaz]

Originally Posted by Neville

Well he's got to be wrong, because there's no way sliced bread is a scam

Don't get me wrong The Book of stones is a fantastic book, however page 61 is where I nod off and I reach out for the Foxes glacier mints .

Well I can't argue with you Topaz. Foxes Glacier Mints are surprisingly good.

Originally Posted by Neville

It is as with anything else a matter of personal discernment. If you think Azeztulite is a nasty exploitative scam it most certainly is.

However if you had an experience with the stuff... (Not a spell as might have been inferred in this thread). Then go with your heart knowing that Azeztulite is really an exceptional crystal.

The choice begins and ends with the user.

Well I think the problem here is that so many people before even holding one in there hands will say "It's nothing but a huge scam!". I'm not saying that they are wrong but my question still remains. Have you used Azeztulite or owned it? I've never held any myself so I guess when I make a trip to my local crystal shop I'll ask to hold a piece.

[Rena]

Izzy, I live in Georgia too.
what crystal shops do you go to?
The only ones that I know of are Crystal Blue in Little 5 Points and the local crystal shop in my city. It's the lady from Crystal Blue that told me that azeztulite was a scam. lol