Halite Quartz Crystal Singing Bowl | 6" A Note | #191

I dissolve what clouds you; what remains is yours

🎵 Size: 6" | Note: A | Cents: +0 | Frequency: 880 Hz | Tuning: A=440 Concert Pitch | Octave: 5 | A=432 Equivalent: A+32 | Bowl #: 191

✨ Element: Halite 🧂 | Body Resonance: Head, throat, sinuses, skull, cervical spine, upper energetic field 👁️ | Chakra Connections Western Diatonic: Third Eye | Cycle of Fifths: Throat 💫

This halite crystal singing bowl sounds in A at 880 Hz, resonating with the third eye chakra and the upper body—head, throat, and cranial space. Halite, the mineral form of rock salt, supports energetic cleansing, boundary-setting, and grounded clarity. When the high, clear frequency of A meets salt's ancient purifying essence, the result is a bowl that helps clear mental fog while establishing a stable sense of presence.

BEST FOR

• Energetic cleansing and clearing stagnant energy from spaces
• Sound healers supporting clients through release and reset work
• Teachers creating focused, calm transitions in classroom settings
• Morning clarity rituals before work or study begins
• Students preparing for exams or concentration-intensive tasks
• Meditation focused on mental clarity and third eye activation
• Anyone feeling energetically overextended or porous

ESSENCE

I am the one who draws the line—not with force, but with presence. When you've absorbed too much from the world around you, when you cannot tell where you end and others begin, I offer the clarity of dissolution. What no longer serves can be released; what is essential remains. This bowl holds the memory of ancient seas crystallized within quartz, singing at a frequency that cuts through fog and returns you to your own edges.

THE ELEMENT

Halite is the natural mineral form of sodium chloride—pure rock salt, composed of sodium and chloride ions arranged in a perfect cubic crystal structure. It forms as an evaporite mineral, crystallizing where ancient seas and saline lakes evaporated over millennia, leaving behind deposits in places like the Dead Sea, Death Valley, and the salt domes of the Gulf Coast. The mineral appears colorless or white, sometimes pink or blue from trace elements, with a distinctive glassy clarity and the unmistakable taste of salt.

Humans have worked with halite since prehistoric times. Ancient civilizations built trade routes around it—the "salt roads" of medieval Europe reflected its value as "white-pink gold." Across cultures, salt has served as a symbol of purity, protection, and covenant. In folk traditions worldwide, sprinkling salt creates protective boundaries; in ritual practice, it represents the element of Earth and the power to cleanse and stabilize.

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 when the bowl sings. The salt's grounding, clarifying signature becomes woven into every frequency the bowl produces. This is why people often describe halite bowls as having a particularly "clean" or "clearing" quality—the mineral's essence of purification and boundary-setting expresses through sound itself.

Working with halite invites a practice of energetic hygiene. It supports those moments when you need to release what isn't yours to carry, when accumulated emotional residue needs to be dissolved and returned to neutrality. The invitation is simple: let go of what distorts so that what is essential can remain.

THE FREQUENCY

This bowl sounds in A at 880 Hz, resonating with the third eye chakra in the Western diatonic system. The A frequency carries the energetic quality of intuition, wisdom, and clear vision, vibrating through the head, throat, sinuses, and upper energetic field. This is a high, bright tone—Octave 5—that creates penetrating clarity in the cranial space.

When halite's purifying essence meets this frequency of inner knowing, something particular happens. The salt clears; the A illuminates. People working with this combination often describe a sense of mental fog lifting, of being able to see their situation more clearly, of knowing where their edges are. The high frequency cuts through confusion while the salt absorbs what clouds perception.

THE TUNING

This bowl is tuned to concert pitch (A=440), the universal standard used by orchestras and modern instruments worldwide. This means it harmonizes naturally with other instruments—pianos, guitars, other singing bowls tuned to concert pitch—without adjustment. For musicians, educators using music in their work, or anyone who wants their bowl to blend seamlessly with recorded music or live accompaniment, concert pitch offers familiar, integrative resonance. The frequency feels accessible, recognizable, and easy to work with from the very first strike.

THE SIZE

At 6 inches, this bowl produces Octave 5 tones with short to medium sustain—meaning the sound speaks clearly, delivers its message, and releases rather than lingering indefinitely. The intimate volume makes it ideal for personal practice, close work, small rooms, and travel. This isn't a bowl that fills a yoga studio; it's a bowl that sits beside you on your desk, travels in your bag, or rests on a bedside table.

This size allows halite's clearing quality to express with focused precision—like a sharp, clean line rather than a broad sweep. The high octave naturally targets the upper body and head, making it particularly effective for mental clarity work, third eye meditation, or any moment when you need to cut through mental chatter. Teachers might keep it on their desk for quick transitions; students might play it before studying; anyone might reach for it when the mind feels cluttered and overfull.

WORKING WITH THIS BOWL

Reach for this bowl when you feel mentally foggy, energetically cluttered, or uncertain where you end and the world begins. It serves those moments of reset—the pause between tasks, the clearing before focus, the release at the end of a demanding day.

To begin, simply strike the bowl once and listen. Let the high, clear tone move through your head and throat. Notice if anything feels like it's being swept clean. You might breathe in clarity and exhale whatever you've been carrying that isn't yours. Some people play this bowl to clear a room before guests arrive or after difficult conversations. Others use it to mark the boundary between work time and rest time—a sonic line drawn between one chapter and the next. Teachers find it useful for signaling transitions; students for settling into study mode. There's no wrong way to work with it. The bowl clears; you receive.

For deeper work, try playing the bowl while setting a simple intention: I release what is not mine to carry. Let the sound do the dissolving. When the tone fades, notice what remains. That's what's essential.

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

You've read about clarity and boundaries, about ancient salt and high frequencies cutting through fog. You've considered the third eye, the concert pitch, the 6-inch portability. And if you're still here, something in you recognized something in this bowl.

Maybe you're a sound healer building your collection. Maybe you're a teacher who needs five seconds of reset between lessons. Maybe you're someone who's never owned a singing bowl but knows what it feels like when your edges blur and everyone else's energy becomes yours. Halite doesn't ask for credentials. It just asks: Do you need to draw a line?

This bowl won't transform your life. It will clear the space so you can do that work yourself. It will mark thresholds—between work and rest, between what's yours and what isn't, between the fog and what remains when the fog lifts. If that's the medicine you need right now, this bowl has been waiting.