Halite Quartz Crystal Singing Bowl | 10" G# Note | #1573

I release what isn't mine and remember my outline

🎵 Size: 10" | Note: G# | Cents: -45 | Frequency: 207 Hz | Tuning: Grounding Tuning | Octave: 3 | A=432 Equivalent: G#-27 | Bowl #: 1573 ✨ Element: Halite 🧂 | Body Resonance: Pelvis, hips, legs, sitting bones, lower spine, foundational connection to earth 🌍 | Chakra Connections Western Diatonic: Throat/Third Eye transition 💫

This halite crystal singing bowl sounds in G# at 207 Hz, resonating at the transition between throat and third eye chakras while grounding deeply through the pelvis, hips, and lower spine. Halite—the mineral form of rock salt—supports energetic cleansing, boundary restoration, and the release of what no longer serves. When this ancient purification mineral meets a frequency that bridges communication and intuition, the result is clarity that begins in the body and rises through the voice.

BEST FOR

• Energetic cleansing and releasing emotional residue
• Sound healers supporting clients after grief or conflict
• Teachers creating calm, focused classroom transitions
• Boundary restoration and nervous system regulation
• Athletes resetting between training sessions or competitions
• Morning ritual to clear yesterday and begin fresh
• Teams releasing tension before collaborative work

ESSENCE

I am what remains when the sea remembers itself and lets go. When you have absorbed too much—other people's moods, the weight of difficult conversations, the residue of days that demanded more than you had—I am the mineral that says: you are allowed to put it down now. This bowl holds the geometry of ancient oceans crystallized within quartz walls, sounding at the threshold where expression meets perception. I do not promise transcendence. I offer something older: the clarity that comes when you remember where you end and everything else begins.

THE ELEMENT

Halite is the mineral form of sodium chloride—pure rock salt—composed of sodium and chlorine locked in a cubic lattice so geometrically precise it forms perfect cubes in nature. This evaporite mineral precipitates as ancient seas and saline lakes evaporate, leaving behind crystalline beds that have lain beneath the earth for millions of years. Usually colorless to white, halite can appear pink or blue from trace minerals, carrying the memory of the waters that formed it.

For thousands of years, humans have reached for salt when they needed to preserve what matters and release what doesn't. Archaeological evidence shows organized salt production in ancient China and Egypt by the third millennium BCE. The word "salary" reflects salt's value—Roman soldiers received salt allowances as partial payment. Across cultures, salt lines drawn across thresholds define sacred space and ward off unwanted influences. In Ayurvedic tradition, natural salts support cleansing and clearing stagnation. Traditional Chinese Medicine classifies salt as entering the Kidney channel, softening hardness and guiding energy downward toward the root.

When halite is infused into quartz crystal through Divine Bowls' proprietary process, its molecular structure integrates at the deepest level—not as a surface coating, but as part of what vibrates. The mineral's cubic geometry and purification signature become woven into every frequency the bowl produces. This is why people often describe halite bowls as having a "clean" or "astringent" quality—like the energetic equivalent of a cool washcloth on a fevered brow. The bowl doesn't just represent cleansing; its very structure carries the imprint of salt's ancient work.

THE FREQUENCY

This bowl sounds in G# at 207 Hz, resonating at the transition between throat and third eye chakras in the Western diatonic system. G# carries the energetic quality of higher expression and etheric communication—the frequency where what you know begins to find its voice. Yet at this deep third-octave pitch, the vibration moves through your pelvis, hips, sitting bones, and lower spine, creating an unusual pairing: elevated perception grounded through your foundation.

When halite's boundary-keeping nature meets this throat-to-third-eye frequency, something interesting happens. The bowl supports both the release of what you've been holding and the clarity to communicate what remains true. People often report feeling "cleaned out" after working with this combination—not emptied, but returned to themselves, with clearer edges and a steadier voice.

THE TUNING

At -45 cents from concert pitch, this bowl falls into the grounding tuning range—rare frequencies that draw energy inward rather than projecting outward. Fewer bowls reach these deep, anchoring tones. The slightly flattened pitch creates a quality that many describe as "heavier" or "more settled" than standard tuning, supporting profound introspection and embodied stillness. This grounding tuning amplifies halite's natural downward-drawing energy, making the bowl particularly effective for calming active minds, helping children settle, or creating the conditions for deep focus.

THE SIZE

At 10 inches, this bowl produces third-octave tones with very long sustain—strike it once and the sound continues, giving you time to breathe, settle, and receive. The deep, penetrating volume fills a room without overwhelming it, making this size ideal for group settings, ceremonial use, or any space where sound needs to reach multiple people. In a yoga studio, the tone carries to every corner. In a classroom, it signals transitions without shouting. In a living room, it creates an atmosphere that invites everyone present to pause.

This substantial size allows halite's clarifying quality to express with full authority while the third-octave resonance naturally targets your foundational body zones—pelvis, hips, lower spine. The combination creates sound you feel as much as hear, vibration that reminds your body where the ground is.

WORKING WITH THIS BOWL

Reach for this bowl when you've absorbed too much and need to remember your own edges. After difficult conversations, at the end of demanding days, when you can't quite tell where your feelings end and someone else's begin—these are halite moments. Teachers might play it during classroom transitions, giving students a clear sonic boundary between subjects. Team leaders might open meetings with a single strike, letting the long sustain settle the room's scattered energy before beginning.

To work with this bowl, simply strike or rim it and breathe. No special technique required. Notice where the sound lands in your body—likely low, in your hips and pelvis, even as something clears higher up. You might place your hands on your lower belly, feeling the vibration anchor there. Some people like to set a simple intention before playing: I release what isn't mine. I keep what is. Others prefer to let the sound do its work without words. Both approaches honor halite's straightforward nature. After playing, notice if your edges feel clearer, your breath deeper, your sense of self more defined.

Each Divine Bowls singing bowl includes a pure quartz mallet wrapped in premium silicone for optimal resonance, plus a silicone O-ring for stable playing on hard surfaces. Every bowl is formed in a single seamless vessel from 99.995% pure quartz—no welds, no weak points—built to last lifetimes of use.

INVITATION

I am the line you draw when you've absorbed enough.

You read this far because something in you recognized the work: clearing what isn't yours, remembering where you end and everything else begins. Maybe you're a sound healer who holds space for others and needs something to hold space for you. Maybe you're a teacher whose classroom carries yesterday's chaos into today. Maybe you're someone who just knows—without needing to explain it—that boundaries aren't walls, they're how you stay kind without disappearing.

This bowl doesn't ask what you do for work or how long you've been "on the path." It asks: Are you ready to feel your edges again? If the answer is yes—or even maybe—then we're already in conversation. The rest is just logistics.