Pure Epsom Salt Quartz Crystal Singing Bowl | 12" F# Note (+10) | Concert Pitch | #2310

Manifestation begins when you finally let go

🎵 Size: 12" | Note: F# | Cents: +10 | Frequency: 186 Hz | Tuning: Concert Pitch | Octave: 3 | Bowl #: 2310 ✨ Element: Pure Epsom Salt 🧂 | Body Resonance: Pelvis, hips, legs, sitting bones, lower spine, foundational connection to earth 🦶 | Chakra Connections Western Diatonic: Higher Heart | Cycle of Fifths: Root 💫 🔮 Special Frequency: In tune with C=528 — aligns with the "Love Frequency" in Solfeggio tradition

This Pure Epsom Salt crystal singing bowl sounds in F# at 186 Hz, resonating with the higher heart chakra and the foundational zones of pelvis, hips, and lower spine. Epsom salt supports nervous system regulation and the release of accumulated tension. When this mineral of dissolution meets F#'s frequency of manifestation, the experience becomes one of creating through letting go—building what's next by first releasing what's held too tightly.

BEST FOR

• Post-workout recovery sessions for athletes and active individuals
• Sound bath practitioners working with muscle tension and physical release
• Evening wind-down rituals for overwhelmed nervous systems
• Executives and professionals carrying stress in their bodies
• Bathside sound experiences pairing vibration with mineral soaks
• Parents creating calm transitions for overstimulated children
• Anyone seeking permission to rest without having to earn it

ESSENCE

I am the quiet dissolver, the one who knows that release begins not with force but with softening. When you've been holding on too long—the shoulder that hasn't dropped since Tuesday, the jaw clenched around words you didn't say—I don't ask you to explain. I only ask that you let me meet your body where it is. This bowl holds my essence crystallized within quartz walls, sounding at the frequency of manifestation: an invitation to create space by first allowing yourself to be heavy, to sink, to stop performing strength.

THE ELEMENT

Epsom salt—magnesium sulfate heptahydrate—consists of magnesium, sulfur, oxygen, and water molecules bound in a crystalline lattice. First discovered bubbling from an English spring in 1618, it forms naturally through evaporation in mineral-rich waters, creating soft, translucent crystals that dissolve readily when they meet warmth. The compound appears as colorless prismatic crystals or fine white powder, slightly bitter on the tongue, carrying four centuries of use by bodies that needed to let something go.

Traditional applications span cultures and centuries. European physicians prescribed it for muscle relief and detoxification. Ayurvedic practitioners recognized its kinship with salt therapies for calming the nervous system. Indigenous healers of the Great Basin used similar mineral springs for ritual purification. The consistent thread: people have reached for this mineral when their bodies carried too much tension, inflammation, or simply the accumulated weight of being human.

Divine Bowls' proprietary process integrates epsom salt at the molecular level during formation—not as a surface coating but as part of the quartz's crystalline structure. That resulting microstructure is what vibrates when the bowl sings, carrying the mineral's essence of dissolution into sound. The experience mirrors what happens when you lower yourself into an epsom bath: something softens, something releases, something remembers it's allowed to rest.

THE FREQUENCY

This bowl sounds in F# at 186 Hz, resonating with the higher heart chakra in the Western diatonic system. The F# frequency embodies the energetic quality of manifestation and instant creation, vibrating through your pelvis, hips, sitting bones, and your foundational connection to the earth. At 12 inches, this bowl produces deep, penetrating tones with very long sustain—sound that moves through large spaces and settles into the body's lowest structures.

When epsom salt's gift of dissolution meets F#'s energy of creation, something paradoxical emerges: you manifest by releasing. The frequency doesn't push you toward action but toward the clearing that makes right action possible. People often report feeling simultaneously grounded and lighter after working with this bowl—the same paradox epsom salt has offered for centuries. You become lighter by first allowing yourself to be heavy, letting the vibration carry what gravity can hold for you.

THE TUNING

This bowl resonates at 186 Hz, placing it at Concert Pitch—its frequency falls within ±10 cents of A=440, the universal tuning standard for modern instruments.

Like a piano tuned to concert pitch, this bowl will sound in tune when played alongside guitars, keyboards, orchestras, or any instrument using standard tuning. If you play with other musicians, use recorded music in your sessions, or want your bowl to blend seamlessly with other sound sources, this compatibility makes integration effortless.

This bowl is also in tune with C=528—its frequency aligns with instruments tuned to C=528 Hz, known as the "Love Frequency" in the Solfeggio tradition. This alignment brings heart-opening qualities to the concert pitch foundation.

For fine adjustment, adding water to the bowl lowers the pitch slightly—a technique some use to dial in precise intervals when playing with other instruments.

THE SIZE

At 12 inches, this bowl produces third-octave tones with very long sustain—sound that continues to develop and deepen well after you've stopped playing, filling a room with waves that seem to breathe on their own. The deep, penetrating volume makes it ideal for large group sound baths, yoga studios, ceremonial spaces, and anywhere you want vibration felt as much as heard. It also anchors a living room practice or becomes the centerpiece of a home sanctuary. This size allows epsom salt's gift of dissolution to express with full, unhurried depth—the tone doesn't rush toward silence but lingers, giving your body time to receive. The third-octave resonance naturally targets your pelvis, hips, and foundational structures, meeting you where tension often accumulates unnoticed.

WORKING WITH THIS BOWL

Reach for this bowl when your body is carrying more than it should. After a long run or an intense workout. At the end of a week that asked too much. When your shoulders have forgotten they're allowed to drop. You don't need a special technique—simply play and notice. Let the mallet circle the rim slowly, allowing the tone to build. Feel where the vibration lands in your body. Many people find themselves breathing more deeply without trying, as if the sound gave them permission.

Use it to close out your workday before stepping into the evening. Play it while children wind down from overstimulation. Bring it to the edge of a warm bath and let sound and mineral water work together. Open a team meeting with thirty seconds of tone to shift everyone from scattered to present. Athletes use bowls like this for post-training recovery, letting vibration support what stretching alone can't reach. There's no wrong way to begin—only the invitation to soften.

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 99.998% pure quartz—no welds, no weak points—built to last lifetimes of use.

INVITATION

Some bodies forget they're allowed to stop holding. The shoulder that hasn't dropped since Tuesday. The jaw still clenched around words that went unsaid. This bowl doesn't ask why you're carrying what you're carrying—it only offers what epsom salt has offered for four centuries: the conditions for letting go. Dissolution as creation. Release as the first act of building what comes next.