This is an elegant design created with a quartz crystal point and faceted glass crystal beads. It was created by a practicing Witch.
Quartz can be used for dozens of spiritual and metaphysical purposes. Way too many to list. I suggest you research them and you will learn to connect to and use your necklace. 
Here is some info about quartz to get you started....
Quartz is one of the most mythologically rich minerals in human history, revered across nearly every culture for thousands of years.

Ancient Greece & Rome
The word crystal comes from the Greek krystallos, meaning “ice.” Greeks believed clear quartz was water frozen so deeply by the gods that it could never thaw. Rock crystal was associated with purity and clarity, and was used in oracle rituals at Delphi.

Japanese & East Asian Traditions
In Japan, clear quartz (suishō) was called the “perfect jewel” and associated with the dragon — a symbol of power, wisdom, and the infinite. It was believed to represent the heart of a dragon or a divine breath made solid. Shinto shrines used crystal balls as sacred objects, and quartz was thought to draw down celestial energy.
Indigenous Cultures of the Americas
Many Native American peoples regarded quartz as a living entity — a spirit stone. Cherokee healers used crystals in divination and healing rituals, feeding them with deer blood to keep the spirit within active. 
In Mesoamerica, the Aztecs and Maya carved crystal skulls and used quartz in ritual offerings, associating it with the underworld, ancestors, and the divine.

Celtic & European Folklore
The Celts linked quartz with fairy magic, calling certain stones “fairy arrows” or “elf-shot.” Druids reportedly used crystal balls for scrying. 

Aboriginal Australian Traditions
Quartz held profound spiritual significance for many Aboriginal groups. Maban (quartz crystals) were considered sacred objects of shamanic power, used by clever men (healers) to diagnose illness and communicate with spirits. They were believed to fall from the sky or be gifts from ancestral beings.

Ancient Egypt
Egyptians used clear quartz and rose quartz extensively in amulets and burial goods. Rose quartz was associated with the goddess Isis and believed to prevent aging and foster love. Quartz was also ground into powders used in cosmetics, partly for magical as well as aesthetic purposes.

Common Themes
Across cultures, quartz consistently appears as a bridge between worlds — connecting the living to the dead, the human to the divine, and the earthly to the cosmic. Its transparency and light-catching brilliance made it a natural symbol of purity, vision, and hidden truth.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​



The crystal point is approx 1 and 1/2 inches long. 
The necklace itself is approx. 27 inches long.
 
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It ships for 7.95.
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