[#5575] 9" Larimar Infused Quartz Crystal Singing Bowl | 3A#-23 | 230 Hz

Sometimes a passing remark, an overlooked gesture, or an unexpected response can leave us feeling more hurt than we anticipated. This Larimar singing bowl invites you to acknowledge those feelings with compassion, recognizing that something doesn't have to seem significant to everyone else for it to matter to you.

🎵 Size: 9" | Note: A# | Cents: -23 | Frequency: 230 Hz | Tuning: A=432 Natural Tuning | Octave: 3 | Bowl #: 5575

✨ Element: Larimar | Body Resonance: Forehead, temples, head, and crown | Chakra Connections Western Diatonic: Third Eye transitioning to Crown

Watch & Listen #5575

This 9-inch Larimar infused quartz crystal singing bowl plays A#3 at approximately 230 Hz, connecting the Third Eye and Crown Chakras in Divine Bowls' Western Diatonic Chakra System. At -23 cents, it falls within our A=432 Natural Tuning classification.

Larimar's traditional associations with quiet, steady calm, emotional understanding, and compassionate communication complement the Third Eye's symbolism of self-awareness and the Crown's broader perspective. Together, they inspire an intention centered on acknowledging our feelings without minimizing them or allowing them to define an entire experience.

BEST FOR

• Rest & Rejuvenation

• Heart Opening

• Clearing

• Working through hurt feelings at your own pace

• Acknowledging emotions you've been minimizing

• Understanding why certain experiences affect you deeply

• Finding perspective after an upsetting interaction

• Expressing feelings without blame or confrontation

• Practicing patience and compassion toward yourself

• Releasing the pressure to immediately brush things off

• Third Eye-to-Crown Chakra meditation and sound work

• Emotional reflection, journaling, and sound baths

ESSENCE

Something doesn't have to be a big deal to everyone else for your feelings about it to deserve understanding.

Imagine sharing something you're excited about with a friend or family member.

Perhaps you've spent weeks working on a project, made a personal change you're proud of, or finally found the courage to try something new.

You're hoping they'll share your excitement.

Instead, they make a casual joke or offer a response that feels unexpectedly dismissive.

Maybe they didn't intend to hurt you. Perhaps they were distracted, misunderstood what you were sharing, or simply didn't realize how important it was.

Still, their words stay with you.

Later, you find yourself replaying the conversation, wondering why something so small bothered you.

I'm probably being too sensitive, you think.

They didn't mean anything by it.

And perhaps you're right about their intentions.

But does that mean your feelings aren't worth acknowledging?

Bowl #5575 invites you to consider the difference between understanding someone's intentions and recognizing the effect their words or actions had on you.

Sometimes we dismiss our own emotions because we believe the situation wasn't serious enough to justify them.

We compare our experiences with larger difficulties other people face, remind ourselves that no real harm was intended, or insist that we should simply move on.

Yet feelings don't always arrive in proportion to the size of an event.

A seemingly ordinary comment might touch on an insecurity you've been working through. An overlooked invitation could remind you of a time when you felt excluded. A brief criticism might feel particularly discouraging after you've invested considerable effort into something.

The immediate experience may be small, but its meaning can be personal.

Larimar's traditional association with patient emotional understanding encourages us to approach these moments with curiosity rather than judgment.

Instead of asking why something bothered you so much, perhaps you can ask what made it meaningful.

Were you hoping for encouragement? Did the interaction remind you of an earlier experience? Was there something important you wanted the other person to understand?

You may discover that your feelings are connected to something deeper.

Or perhaps you'll simply recognize that you had a disappointing moment, and that's enough.

The Third Eye Chakra is traditionally associated with intuition, perception, and self-understanding, while the Crown Chakra represents wisdom and broader perspective.

Bowl #5575's A# note connects these centers, making this a fitting intention.

Self-understanding invites you to acknowledge what you feel. Broader perspective allows you to consider the circumstances without assuming that your first emotional response tells the entire story.

Both can be valuable.

You can feel hurt without deciding that someone intended to hurt you.

You can acknowledge disappointment without allowing one interaction to define an entire relationship.

And you can recognize that something mattered to you without needing everyone else to agree that it should.

Larimar is also traditionally associated with the Heart and Throat Chakras, bringing compassion and authentic expression into this intention.

Sometimes, after giving yourself time to understand your feelings, you may decide that an honest conversation would be helpful.

Other times, you may realize that you can comfortably let the experience pass.

Neither choice requires you to pretend you weren't affected.

At -23 cents, Bowl #5575 falls within Divine Bowls' A=432 Natural Tuning classification, complementing its symbolic emphasis on thoughtful reflection and emotional patience.

This bowl offers a reminder that feelings don't have to be justified by the seriousness of an event before we can acknowledge them.

You can be understanding toward others while also being understanding toward yourself.

Sometimes that's where working through a difficult feeling begins.

THE ELEMENT

Larimar is a rare blue variety of pectolite found primarily in the Dominican Republic. Its beautiful shades of sky blue, turquoise, and white often create patterns resembling sunlight moving through shallow Caribbean waters.

Its distinctive blue coloration is associated with copper within the mineral, while natural variations in composition and structure contribute to the individual appearance of each specimen.

The gemstone's name combines Larissa, the daughter of Miguel Méndez, who helped bring Larimar to wider attention in the 1970s, with mar, the Spanish word for sea.

Within contemporary gemstone traditions, Larimar symbolizes tranquility, compassionate communication, emotional understanding, and allowing difficult feelings to unfold at their own pace. These are traditional symbolic associations rather than scientifically established effects.

Larimar is commonly connected with the Heart and Throat Chakras, representing compassion, emotional openness, and authentic communication.

Bowl #5575's musical note, however, connects the Third Eye and Crown Chakras in Divine Bowls' Western Diatonic Chakra System.

The Third Eye represents perception and personal insight, while the Crown symbolizes wisdom and broader awareness. Together with Larimar's traditional associations, these qualities encourage us to understand our emotional experiences without becoming overly critical of ourselves or others.

At -23 cents, Bowl #5575 falls within our A=432 Natural Tuning classification. This describes its measured pitch relative to the A=440 musical reference; the bowl itself plays approximately 230 Hz.

Its third-octave A# provides a lower-register voice that can complement higher-octave bowls within musical arrangements and sound baths.

Every Divine Bowls singing bowl is manufactured by Pyromatics in Mentor, Ohio, using high-purity quartz sourced exclusively within the United States. Larimar infusion material is incorporated directly into the quartz during formation rather than applied as a surface coating.

Each bowl develops its own appearance and musical character. After manufacturing, we play and measure every bowl to discover its note, frequency, and tuning.

A DISTINCTIVE VOICE

Bowl #5575 has a clear third-octave A# voice, measuring approximately 231 Hz in the recording. Its opening sound is centered strongly around the fundamental, with quieter upper components providing only a small amount of additional tonal color.

As sustained rim playing begins, a higher resonance near 611 Hz becomes more prominent, adding a brighter ringing quality above the lower note. This component is particularly apparent during the middle of the recording, then gradually fades while the fundamental continues to ring.

The bowl's musical character combines a steady lower foundation with an upper resonance that adds interest without becoming overwhelming. Its sound moves naturally from a simpler, more concentrated opening toward a richer ringing texture and then back toward the lower A#. This gives #5575 a balanced and evolving voice suited to reflective musical arrangements and sound baths.

INVITATION

Think about a recent experience that bothered you more than you expected. Have you been telling yourself that you shouldn't feel hurt because the situation wasn't particularly serious? What might you discover if you approached those feelings with curiosity rather than criticism?

Let this Larimar singing bowl accompany a moment of gentle reflection. You don't have to magnify an upsetting experience, confront someone before you're ready, or convince yourself that your feelings are unreasonable.

Simply allow yourself to acknowledge what you felt and consider what you might need. Sometimes an emotion begins to feel less complicated when we stop arguing with ourselves about whether we should be experiencing it in the first place.