Rose Quartz Properties
You could be searching for love, looking to enhance a relationship you already have, wanting to improve a friendship or possibly struggling with the relationship you have with yourself and need to learn how lovable and worthy you are, basically any areas that need attention when it comes to matters of the heart, Rose Quarts will aid perfectly with.
If you have been finding yourself a little blocked in these matters or if relationships have been turbulent or you would like to deepen your connections, Rose Quartz will aid in opening as well as healing the heart, allowing those around it to feel a sense of inner peace, acceptance and self love, offering a more positive energy to allow for resolutions, kindness, compassion, forgiveness and tenderness and while doing this Rose Quartz has the innate ability to transform negative feelings into positivity and love whilst restoring trust and allowing us to get past issues or to move on after emotional trauma or the end of a relationship.
 
Rose Quartz has a soft feminine energy and can offer support and comfort to us whilst grieving or experiencing loss.
Of course, physically, you can guess what organ Rose Quartz helps with, you guessed it, the heart!
Also the lungs and kidneys and it helps with circulatory issues as well as encouraging the healing process and dispels toxins from the body.
 
It can relieve tension and stress and help with chest problems including coughing and bronchitis. 
Rose Quartz’s high frequencies can increase fertility and protect and nurture both Mum and baby, being especially supportive of the female reproductive system, the genitals, as well as assisting in alleviating sexual difficulties and issues that arrive after giving birth.
 
It’s one of the top must have Crystals, along with Amethyst, Smokey Quartz, Clear Quartz, for me, I need to add Lepidolite and Labradorite but most would likely say a grounding stone like Obsidian would be in with their top five as well.
 
Although some crystals can be affected when charging by sitting in sunlight for too long, Rose is a silicon dioxide crystal which is stable and shouldn't fade.
 
Ancient Egyptians used to create masks that were placed on tombs, there are also many Greek tales of Rose Quartz, some more tragic than others, one tells of Aphrodite in a bid to save her lover from Aries, she cut herself on a brier bush and as their blood spilled it came together over clear quartz and stained in pink.
I prefer the tale of Cupid bestowing the gem on Earth as a gift of love and happiness for all who came across it.